How To Delete A Table From MySQL Database in phpMyAdmin

phpMyAdmin is a great way to administer and control your MySQL database. phpMyAdmin is available with cPanel and many other hosting control panels. If you were wondering how to delete tables within your MySQL database via phpMyAdmin it is very simple. Simply tick the table you want to delete and click on the dropdown menu at the bottom that says “With selected:”, then click “Drop” from the options that appear. See the screenshot below:

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Posted on 30th April 2013 by in Tutorials, Website Management
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