# How to Delete a Database Table via phpMyAdmin in cPanel

Follow these steps to delete a database table:

* Log in to your **cPanel account**.
* In the **Databases** section, click on **phpMyAdmin**.

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* Click on the **Expand** icon from the navigation tree in the left sidebar.

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* Select the appropriate table you want to delete (e.g., "wp\_links").

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* Click on **Operations**.

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* Scroll down and then click on **Delete the table (DROP)**.

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Warning:** The whole table will be removed. Please note that it will be impossible to restore it, especially if you don't have a backup.
{% endhint %}


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