First off, you have to delete the failed backup From phpMyAdmin. To do that, click on the SQL tab and, in the query pane (Figure D — the text area above the Submit Query button) type ...

Open database table and head to the Browse tab Order the table by clicking a table header for any column Redirects you to the Insert tab with no fields but the option to Save or Save and go back etc.

Under "Structure" tab of a table, set Add 1 column(s) a_column_name, and click the "Go" button. Type in a column name, change Type to SET, insert comma-delimited values (this example uses three), and ...

Data stored in MySQL databases is accessed using query commands similar to those in standard Structured Query Language, or SQL. MySQL and phpMyAdmin are both free, open source programs.