Based on the connection string you have provided, it looks like your old host housed MySQL on a different server than the web content. On our systems, both are on the same server, making the information you would need the following:
host – localhost
db name – the name of the database
username – the username you supply when you created the database
password – the password you supply when you created the database
Please note that the database name and username are prefixed with your hosting username, and that this is required. If your hosting username is usera, for example, and you create the database db1, the full database name you would need to use is usera_db1
Answer #1
Hi there,
Based on the connection string you have provided, it looks like your old host housed MySQL on a different server than the web content. On our systems, both are on the same server, making the information you would need the following:
host – localhost
db name – the name of the database
username – the username you supply when you created the database
password – the password you supply when you created the database
Please note that the database name and username are prefixed with your hosting username, and that this is required. If your hosting username is usera, for example, and you create the database db1, the full database name you would need to use is usera_db1