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This article will provide you with the steps needed to change the database collation. | This article will provide you with the steps needed to change the database collation. | ||
| − | '''1'''. Log into your cPanel => phpMyAdmin located under 'Databases'; | + | '''1'''. Log into your '''cPanel => phpMyAdmin''' located under ['''Databases''']; |
'''2'''. Select the needed DB from left-side list; | '''2'''. Select the needed DB from left-side list; | ||
| − | '''3'''. Click on 'Operations' in the top menu; | + | '''3'''. Click on '''Operations''' in the top menu; |
{{#icon: DB collation.png|change DB collation}} | {{#icon: DB collation.png|change DB collation}} | ||
| − | '''4'''. Select the database collation needed from the drop-down menu and click 'Go'. | + | '''4'''. Select the database collation needed from the drop-down menu and click '''Go'''. |
{{#icon: change DB collation.png|change DB collation}} | {{#icon: change DB collation.png|change DB collation}} | ||
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