How Do I Install an Existing WordPress Database?
WordPress databases come in two flavors: built-in and external. Built-in databases are installed when you install WordPress, and external databases can be installed either through the WordPress plugin repository or by downloading a plugin and installing that.
To install an existing WordPress database:
1. Log into your WordPress site.
2. Go to the Settings menu and click on the database option.
3. Click on the Add New Database button.
4. In the Database Name field, type the name of the database you want to install.
5. In the Database URL field, type the URL of the database.
6. Click on the Save Changes button.
7. Click on the Activate button to activate the new database.
8. Click on the WP Admin link in the top left corner of the WordPress screen and then on the WordPress admin menu.
9. Click on the Database link in the left sidebar and then on the Tables link.
10. Click on the Add Table button.
11. In the Table Name field, type the name of the table you want to create.
12. In the Table URL field, type the URL of the table.
13. Click on the Add button.
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15. Click on the Activate button to activate the new table.
16. In the Posts table, enter a post title in the Title field and then click on the Add Post button.
17. In the Post Body field, type the body of the post.
18. Click on the Publish button.
19. In the Posts table, click on the Edit Post button next to the post you just published.
20. In the Post Status field, change the status of the post to Published.
21. Click on the Delete Post button.
22. In the Posts table, click on the Edit Post button next to the post you just deleted.
23. In the Post Status field, change the status of the post to Deleted.
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26. In the Comments table, enter a comment title in the Title field and then click on the Add Comment button.
27. In the Comment Body field, type the body of the comment.
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29. In the Comments table, click on the Edit Comment button next to the comment you just published.
30. In the Comment Status field, change the status of the comment to Published.
31. Click on the Delete Comment button.
32. In the Comments table, click on the Edit Comment button next to the comment you just deleted.
33. In the Comment Status field, change the status of the comment to Deleted.
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36. In the Posts by Categories table, enter a post title in the Title field and then click on the Add Post button.
37. In the Post Type field, select the category the post belongs to.
38. In the Category field, type the name of the category the post belongs to.
39. In the Posts by Categories table, click on the Edit Post button next to the post you just published.
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42. In the Posts by Categories table, click on the Edit Post button next to the post you just deleted.
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51. In the Comments by Categories table, click on the Edit Comment button next to the comment you just published.
52. In the Comment Type field, select the category the.
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