How to Restore MySQL Database from phpMyAdmin?

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This article will provide you the step by step guidance on how to restore MySQL database through phpMyAdmin.

1. Log in to phpMyAdmin.

2. Select your database by clicking on the database name, e.g., demoword_demoDB.

3. Click on 'Import'.

Select Your Database and Click on Import

4. Click 'Choose File' and locate the database backup file on your local computer.

5. Make sure that 'SQL' is selected in the Format dropdown menu.

Browse the Backup Database File to Import

5. Click on 'Go'.

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