Re: How to grant all access to my SQL user
okay after u type mysql -h localhost -u username -ppassword ur now in the mysql
type use mysql it will tell u database have been changed
type describe user:
thats the users mysql table u can insert the users in u will find hell lots of privileges for the user for example u want that user just to be able to select
INSERT INTO user(Host,User,Password,Select_priv) VALUES('%','anyname',password('secret'),('Y')):
if u want the user able to insert or any stuff just add grant_priv and in the values Y for sure just same like select
then type FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
now the user is present but have no privileges on any databse to grant for that user any thing u want also
GRANT ALL ON databsename.* TO anyname:
then flush privileges again
remeber that even u grant all the privileges to that user on the database he still just can select
feel free to ask
hossam
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February 05, 2005 11:35PM
February 06, 2005 06:06AM
Re: How to grant all access to my SQL user
February 06, 2005 06:45PM
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