The file format is .sql<\/b> or .sql.zip<\/b><\/p>\n<\/li>\n It does not contain commands to create or delete a database, such as There are no commands that require SUPER privileges, such as It does not include lines with If your project requires SUPER privileges for databases, you can consider migrating to a VPS plan<\/a><\/b> 💡<\/p>\n<\/div> Navigate to Websites<\/a> → Dashboard<\/b>. Look for Databases <\/b>on the left sidebar and select Management<\/b>.<\/p> Next, enter the database name, username, and password. A detailed guide is available here: How to Create a New Database<\/a>.<\/p> Open your newly created database using phpMyAdmin<\/a>, click Import<\/b> and select the backup file from your computer. Here is a dedicated article with detailed steps: How to Import a Database With phpMyAdmin<\/a>.<\/p> If a database is required for your website to work properly, you will need to update the connection details in your website’s configuration file<\/a>.<\/p> The specific steps will vary depending on the type of content management system (CMS) you are using. However, in general, you will need to open the configuration file and update the database name, username, password, and host using the details of the new database<\/a>.<\/p> Additional Resources<\/b><\/p>DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS<\/code> or CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS<\/code><\/p>\n<\/li>\nGRANT ALL PRIVILEGES<\/code><\/p>\n<\/li>\nDEFINER<\/code> or PROCEDURE<\/code>, or TRIGGER<\/code><\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>Step 2 – Create a New Database<\/h2>
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<\/div>Step 3 – Import Your Database’s Backup<\/h2>
Step 4 – Update the Configuration File<\/h2>