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How To Move A WP Database Across To A Different Server
If you have found this page, I would have absolutely no doubt in my mind that you have already experienced the frustrations that are associated with how to migrate WordPress databases to an entirely new location on a new hosting account, or even a new domain. Here’s the thing. I’ve had some practice, and I believe that you will be able to get this process down pat quite easily too. Today, I am going to teach you how this is done using cPanel, and phpMYadmin, or your respective hosting accounts administration panel.
First things first, you will need to access phpMYadmin. Details on how to access this within your hosting accounts administration panel should be easy to source out through your hosting provider, or your welcome email that you received when you first signed up. For those of you who are not all that fluent when it comes to hosting accounts, phpMYadmin is the area in your hosting account where you can modify, import and export databases. In all essence, a highly sensitive part of your hosting account, so please be sure to follow my instructions correctly today.
Once you have access to phpMYadmin, you will need to select the correct database from the menu provided. If you are unsure of which of these databases your blog is using, then you will need to refer to the WP-config file that is located within your WordPress blog root directory, as this file will contain the name of the database. Once the database has been selected, click on the export button, and this will save the database as a file to a local destination on your computer.
Now you are going to want to transfer the database to the new hosting account. This starts by accessing your administration in your new hosting account, and creating a new database and user. Again, if you are unfamiliar about where this can be done, chat to the support team for your hosting provider. You will also need to create a new user and assign it to the database with all privileges.
Once you have created the new database and user, you will need to access it within your phpMYadmin area on the new hosting account, much like you did on the old hosting account. From first look, you should be able to see that the database is empty. This is completely fine, as it is a new database, there should be nothing contained within it. This is why you need to use the import function to upload the old SQL database into the new one. Simple. Just confirm that the table look full before you finish.
By now, you have a good idea how to migrate WordPress databases to a new hosting account or server. Sounds easy, doesn't it? That’s because it is. That said, there is still some risk that things can go wrong, so my advice to you is to practice this process a bit, as if you don't know what you are doing, you can do more trouble than good. Take your time, get to know the process, gain some confidence, and you will soon be on your way.