mysql permission

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You can do it with the control panel? With cPanel you can choose. With DA it's set to "ALL" by default. Otherwise, no clue. Don't think phpMyAdmin can do it.
 
You should be able to do it in cpanel. The privilleges are: ALL, ALTER, CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES, CREATE, DELETE, DROP, SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, REFERENCES, INDEX and LOCK TABLES.

I do not know how to edit permissions via php, but in your cpanel you should be able to somewhere or another.
 
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GRANT <priv> [(columns)] ON <database|*>.<table|*> TO <user> IDENTIFIED BY '<password>';
<priv> is from the list Louis provided. You can also alter the tables in the "mysql" database.
 
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