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mySQL database hostname and creation
The hostname is simply localhost for accessing a database on the server using your website.
In a php configuration file it may look something like:
$dbhost = "localhost";
The database name and the username are going to be prepended by your cPanel username. So, if you create a database called books and a username called george, and your cpanel username is sam, the end result for the database name is sam_books and for the username is sam_george
So, the rest of it would look something like:
$mysqldbname = "sam_books"; $mysquser = "sam_george"; $mysqpassword = "12345";
The password isn't changed at all.
If you didn't use the wizard to set up the database, you need follow these 3 steps:
1. Create the database 2. Create the user/password 3. Assign the user to the database
Often the third step is missed which causes it not to work.
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