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Two clients one database

Kaos1337

New Pleskian
Hi,
if I have 2 users (two people with two plesk accounts) with two different websites and only one MySql database shared between these users and owned by A how can B access to it? Seems that it's protected and it's all in localhost.
Regards.
 
Well, if user B can install PhpMyAdmin on there domain, then accessing it is as easy as authenticating the db (db user + password)
 
Thank you for the reply, using the phpmyadmin with the admin account was more easy to configure it correctly, works.
 
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