To repair MySQL databases in cPanel, follow these steps:
1. Login to cPanel:
Access your cPanel account using your credentials.
2. Navigate to “MySQL Databases”:
Look for the “MySQL Databases” icon and click on it.
3. Choose the Database:
Select the database that needs repair from the list of available databases.
4. Click “Repair Database”: Click on the “Repair Database” option, and cPanel will attempt to repair any issues it finds in the selected database.
6. Review Results:
After the repair process is complete, review the results displayed on the screen. It will indicate whether the repair was successful or if there are still issues.
Conversely, if your website is having a database error while accessing the site online you may need to check and update your database credentials, both database name, database user and database password and ensure you have the same details on MySQL database and configuration file from the file manager.
Remember to backup your database before attempting any repairs to avoid data loss. If issues persist, consider seeking assistance from your hosting provider or a database administrator.