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Create a database and a database

Creating a database using PHPMyAdmin

Most shared hosting services disable this option. If the option to create databases through PHPMyAdmin is available through the hosting service you use, the database can be created from the PHPMyAdmin home page.

Creating a database using a control panel

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Shared hosting services usually disable the ability to create a database through PHPMyAdmin. If the hosting service provides a control panel interface, then this can be used to create a database. Selecting the "MySQL Databases" or "Database Wizard" options should take you to a page prompting you to creating a MySQL database. With different hosts, these options may have different names.

ElkArte has the ability to support other database types, including PostgreSQL and SQLite.

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Shared hosting services usually disable the ability to create a database through PHPMyAdmin. If the hosting service provides a control panel interface, then this can be used to create a database. Selecting the "MySQL Databases" or "Database Wizard" options should take you to a page prompting you to creating a MySQL database. With different hosts, these options may have different names.

ElkArte has the ability to support other database types, including PostgreSQL and SQLite. To use other database systems, you must install ElkArte with the extension for your system.

Creating a database user

A database user can be created through the control panel provided by your hosting service. Selecting the "MySQL Databases" or "Database Wizard" options should take you to a page, prompting you to create a MySQL database user. With different hosts, these options may have different names.

The database user requires the following permissions: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, ALTER, and INDEX. Additional permissions may be granted, if desired.

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Basic forum settings

Database server settings

Database type
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The database schema can be selected here from a list of database schemas supported by the server being used. Newer schemas such as PostgreSQL and SQLite may be listed here if available. MySQL is recommended.
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The database type can be selected here from a list of database types supported by the server being used. Other types such as PostgreSQL and SQLite may be listed here, if available on your server and you have downloaded the installation package with the extension for the respective system. MySQL is recommended.
Server name
The location of the database is specified here. 99% of the time this will be localhost.
Username
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Finishing everything up

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Minimum installation requirements

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    Finishing the update and cleaning up

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    Minimum installation requirements

  • Any of the following database systems @@ -252,4 +252,4 @@

    Finishing the upgrade and cleaning up

    - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/install/install.php b/install/install.php index d5c2b1316f..6254ff7623 100644 --- a/install/install.php +++ b/install/install.php @@ -2340,7 +2340,7 @@ function template_database_settings() '; - // Allow the toggling of input boxes for SQLite etc. + // Allow the toggling of input boxes for Postgresql echo '