Databases are key components in storing and transferring large amounts of content easily across the web. From web applications, to product lists, managing web site additional feature functionality, and more; databases are becoming more and more common across the web. Here is how you can create your own!
Procedure
Login to your cPanel account.
Scroll down your cPanel home page until you locate the 'Databases' section, and from there, select the 'MySQL Databases' icon.
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Alter - Enables the user to change the structure of database tables. Is also required to rename, add, or drop tables.
Alter Routine - Needed to add or drop stored routines (procedures and functions.)
Create - Enables the creation of new Databases and Tables.
Create Routine - Needed to create or destroy routines (procedures and functions.)
Create Temporary Tables - Enables the creation of temporary tables.
Create View - Allows the user to create a view, or replace and existing view.
Delete - Allows rows to be deleted from a database.
Drop - Allows you to remove existing databases, tables, and views.
Event - Lets the user create, drop, view, or alter events from the Event Scheduler.
Execute - Required to execute stored routines (procedures and functions.)
Index - Lets the user create or drop indexes. This applies to existing tables only.
Insert - Allows rows to be inserted into database tables.
Lock Tables - Enables the use of the Lock Tables statement to lock tables that have the 'Select' privilege.
References - Unused with current MySQL version.
Select - Enables the user to select rows from tables of a database. Also needed for other statements that read common values.
Show View - Enables use of show create view.
Trigger - Enables Trigger operations. Needed for a table to create, drop, or execute triggers for that table.
Update - Enables rows to be updated in tables in a database.
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