Sometimes, it is important to delete MySQL database or its related user which is no longer required. Today, in this tutorial, we are going to illustrate the procedure to delete a database or any database user in cPanel. This can be done with MySQL feature inside cPanel.
Let us see the whole procedure in detail.
#1. How to Delete a Database in cPanel?
- Login to cPanel and go inside MySQL Database.
- On the next page, list of all your database and database user will appear.
- Scroll down to Current Databases section where all the databases are listed.
- Click over Delete option given next to the database which you want to delete.
- On the next page, it will ask you to confirm. Click over Delete Database.
You will receive a confirmation that you have successfully deleted the database.
#2. How to Delete a Database User in cPanel?
- Login to cPanel and go inside MySQL Database.
- On the next page, scroll down to Current Users section where list of all database users will be present.
- Move to database user which you want to delete and click over Delete option given next to the database user.
- On the next page, it will ask you to confirm. Click over Delete User.
You will get a confirmation message that you have successfully deleted the particular database user in cPanel.
Hope the article better explains the procedure to delete a database or any database user in cPanel. You can also read the tutorial on how to create MySQL database in cPanel.
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