MySQL 5 Databases
Find out why virtually every web site on the web now works by using MySQL databases and how they operate.
MySQL is among the most widely used database management systems out there. A database is a group of cells with data which are arranged in tables and the administration system is the piece of software that links the info to a script app. For example, a forum stores all usernames, avatars, posts and so forth inside a database and every time a visitor opens a given thread, the forum script connects to the database and “calls” the content which has to be accessible on a certain page. MySQL is extremely popular due to its terrific efficiency, simplicity and the fact that it can work with many popular scripting languages like PHP, Python, Perl, and so forth. All dynamic websites which are designed with a script-driven application need some kind of database and many of the most widely used ones such as Joomla™, Moodle, Mambo and WordPress use MySQL.
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MySQL 5 Databases in Shared Web Hosting
You will be able to use script-driven platforms which require a MySQL database with each one of the
shared web hosting plans that we provide. You can easily set up a whole new database through the Hepsia website hosting Control Panel and the total number of databases that you can have at the same time will depend on the package you choose. We also provide advanced options to control your databases, such as a one-click backup and remote access. With the latter option you will be able to use software on your computer to connect to a database on our servers and manage it. For convenient management via the CP we offer the efficient phpMyAdmin software tool, that will permit you to edit tables or cells and import or export entire databases using a web interface. If you take advantage of our 1-click script installer, our system will create a completely new database and connect it to the application you have picked automatically, so all you will need to do to get a script-driven site will be to click on the Install button.