MYSQL on RDS using Docker
I am using MYSQL RDS and I use Docker. I don't seem to have a separate mysql container although I successfully use mysql from my wordpress, fusionauth and php-fpm containers. That said, I need to create a stored procedure due to a speed problem with a complex bit of php/sql code. BTW I am using Ubuntu. I am using mysql 8.0 on RDS.
To this end I loaded up VisualStudio for Mysql so I have access to a mysql debugger. All is OK and I can attach to the RDS server. The problem is that to EXECUTE, ALTER, UPDATE my stored procedure I must have SUPER priviliges. When I try to debug my stored procedure, VisualStudio complains about my lack of SUPER privilige on RDS.
I can't seem to set my priviliges through mysqlqworkbench and I don't have a cli to get into the RDS. If I did I would user GRANT ALL PRIVILIGES ON *.* ...
How do I set the priviliges on my RDS mysql so I can develop and debug a stored procedure?
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MYSQL on RDS using Docker
October 30, 2021 04:42AM
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