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MySQL database prefix is always "admin_"

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benr77

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Hi,

First post on the forum. Hello everyone.

I've got Plesk 9 up and running. I have a problem with creating MySQL databases. Whenever I try to create a database for a domain account, it forces me to have the prefix "admin_" rather than the name of the domain account?

How do I configure Plesk so that it allows me to create DB's for my domain accounts with the correct prefix?

Is this because they are domain accounts and not client accounts?

Thanks
Ben
 
Hello benr77,

First of all check 'Database hosting preferences' regarding allowed prefixes.
Also you can check 'misc' table in psa database for 'force_db_prefix' parameter.
I hope it will help.
 
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