Determining the MySQL version
There are several ways to determine the MySQL version installed on your server. Use whichever of the following methods you prefer.Method #1: Use cPanel
To determine the MySQL version using cPanel, follow these steps:-
Log in to cPanel.
📘 Note If you do not know how to log in to your cPanel account, please see this article.
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In the right sidebar, under General Information, click Server Information:
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On the Server Information page, locate the MySQL Version row:
Method #2: Use phpMyAdmin
To determine the MySQL version using phpMyAdmin, follow these steps:-
Log in to phpMyAdmin.
👍 Tip If you are using cPanel, you can log in to cPanel, and then in the Databases section of the cPanel home screen, click the phpMyAdmin icon:
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The phpMyAdmin page appears. In the Database server section appears the MySQL version:
Method #3: Use the command line
To determine the MySQL version from the command line, follow these steps:- Log in to your account using SSH.
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At the command prompt, type the following command:
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To view more detailed MySQL version information, log in to MySQL using the mysql program, and then type the following query:
This shows detailed version information for MySQL, the database engine, the SSL library, and more: