Run SQL queries using phpMyAdmin and from Jailed shell (SSH) access

Using phpMyAdmin:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Step 1: Login to cPanel

  • Step 2: Select the option phpMyAdmin in the Database section
  • Step 3: Select the database on the left side of the panel from the list of available databases
  • Step 4: Select the option SQL from the list of menus at the top of the page
  • Step 5: SQL Editor can be displayed
  • Step 6: In the SQL Editor, enter the SQL quries and then click the button “Go” to execute the queries
  • Step 7: SQL query will be executed, then a successful message will be displayed

 

From Jailed shell (SSH) access:

 

  • Access Jailed SSH using the command below,
 

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ssh username@server_ip_address -p port_number

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where,

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username: Username which you are trying to access

server_ip_address: Server actual IP address

port_number: Server port number

Password: Your Jailed SSH access password

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After entering, you need to follow below,

 

  • At the command line, type the following command, replacing USERNAME with your username:
mysql -u USERNAME -p
 

At the Enter Password prompt, type your password. When you type the correct password, the mysql> prompt appears. Then you can execute the MySQL commands in there. Some of it are listed below,

 

  • To display a list of databases, type the following command at the mysql> prompt:

show databases;

 
  • To access a specific database, type the following command at the mysql> prompt, replacing DBNAME with the database that you want to access:

use DBNAME;

 

After you access a database, you can run SQL queries, list tables, and so on. Additionally:

 

 

  • To view a list of MySQL commands, type help at the mysql> prompt.
  • To exit the MySQL program, type "q" at the mysql> prompt.


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