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Resolved How to add a previous database to show up in plesk GUI

Hi Alireza Famili,

pls. have a closer look at the official Plesk documentation:


As you can see, you are able to assign an existing database to a subscription with the the example command:
Code:
plesk bin database --assign-to-subscription DATABASE-NAME -domain YOUR-DOMAIN.COM -server localhost:3306
 
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Hi Alireza Famili,

pls. have a closer look at the official Plesk documentation:


As you can seem you are able to assign an existing database to a subscription with the the example command:
Code:
plesk bin database --assign-to-subscription DATABASE-NAME -domain YOUR-DOMAIN.COM -server localhost:3306


Hi,

Thanks you for the reply. But suggested command outputs "specified database not found"
But pointing me to the documention I found the solution:
Code:
plesk bin database --register sampledb -domain example.com -server localhost:3306

This brought the existing databse under correct subscription with PMA access.

THanks!
 
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