Both servers have phpMyAdmin installed. The database size is under 50MB. The database export file is small enough to overcome upload size limits (note: you can compress the file before uploading ...

To import data, go to the “Import” tab in phpMyAdmin. To import data into a specific database or table, open the database or table before going to the “Import” tab. In addition to the standard Import ...

To import data, go to the “Import” tab in phpMyAdmin. To import data into a specific database or table, open the database or table before going to the “Import” tab. In addition to the standard Import ...

To import data, go to the “Import” tab in phpMyAdmin. To import data into a specific database or table, open the database or table before going to the “Import” tab. In addition to the standard Import ...

To import data, go to the “Import” tab in phpMyAdmin. To import data into a specific database or table, open the database or table before going to the “Import” tab. In addition to the standard Import ...

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header Export header containing comment and phpMyAdmin version. database Start of a database marker, containing name of database. table Table data export.

Basically, try to get the database to show up by wiping MAMP settings clean and copying in database files. Export the database it if it’s broken, re-import, and reset WordPress permalinks.

Jack Wallen walks you through the process of enabling configuration storage for phpMyAdmin to gain added security features for the web-based MySQL tool.

Databases are considerably easier to manage from within a GUI. If you've migrated your servers from CentOS to Rocky Linux, you might want to install phpMyAdmin. Jack Wallen shows you how.