Skip to main contentποΈ Accessing Database Credentials
Every store on WC Studio runs on a private, optimized database. While WC Studio manages all backend infrastructure for you, advanced users and developers can access database credentials for debugging, external tools, or advanced development purposes.
π Go to: WC Studio β Stores β Select a Store β Manage β Database
π What Youβll Find in the Database Panel
Once inside the Database tab, youβll see:
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Database Credentials
- Database Name
- Database Username
- Host
- Port
- Connection Type (typically MySQL)
- Password (Click-to-reveal)
π‘ Pro Tip: You can copy credentials with one click to use in tools like phpMyAdmin, TablePlus, Sequel Ace, or CLI access.
π Access Policy
- WC Studio encrypts and secures all database credentials.
- Credentials are read-only by default unless explicitly given write access.
- You may regenerate the database password at any time.
π Regenerating Database Credentials
To improve security or reset access:
- Click βRegenerate Passwordβ
- A new secure password will be generated and saved automatically
- Update your external DB tools if youβre using manual access
β οΈ Warning: This action will break existing external DB connections until updated.
π§ Use Cases for External DB Access
- Manual debugging or inspecting database tables
- Using third-party data visualization tools
- Exporting product or order data via direct queries
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All standard WooCommerce tables and any plugin-generated tables are available here.
π Best Practices
- Only access the database if you know what youβre doing.
- Always take a snapshot or backup before making any structural database changes.
- Do not share credentials with unauthorized users.
- Use the Staging environment when testing DB-related plugins or custom SQL.