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Hi @dwaynepatel,
Did you follow the article @sierracircle has mentioned, it should fully resolve the issues you are having.
As mentioned by @sierracircle phpMyAdmin can be used to managed every mysql not only one. For this, you’ll need to use root.
Regards, KDSys
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