How to Import MySQL Database

It's important to have a MySQL database backup to maintain and secure your website. But what about restoring that backup and getting your data back up and running? This guide simplifies how to import a MySQL database. Whether you're an experienced developer or just starting, this guide ensures a smooth database import experience.

Import MySQL Database 

Follow these steps to successfully import your MySQL database:

1. Log in to your account via https://www.web.com/my-account/login.
2. Once logged in to your account, click Hosting on the left side of the page.
   
   
   If you have more than one web hosting service, select the package you need to update and then click Manage.
   


3. Scroll down to the Configurations section and click the Database Manager.
   


4. Click on the Admin button next to the database you wish to manage.
   


5. PhpMyAdmin will now launch in a separate window. To import your MySQL database, click Import.
   


6. Click the Upload a file option and select your database file on your local machine.
   


7. Once you have selected the file from your local machine, click the Go button.
8. You will see a confirmation screen.

   Note: This alert box could indicate a successful or positive action. You can use SQLyog to import a large database that cannot be imported through phpMyAdmin.

   SQLyog is a free MySQL manager and admin tool that can be downloaded at https://webyog.com/. To use SQLyog, you will need the following information:

   • Database Name
   • Database Username and Password
   • DB IP address

How to Obtain All of the Database Information

1. In the Database Manager, select a Database, then click Edit>>.
   



2. All the Database information will be displayed on the next screen.
   

Review

Importing your MySQL database is a simple process. This guide will help you efficiently manage, update, and import MySQL database. Success in managing your database relies on gathering accurate essential information. This includes your database name, username, password, and DB IP address. Whether you are experienced or new to database management, keeping this guide handy will help you import your MySQL database efficiently. This ensures that your data remains secure, accessible, and well-organized.