Fourth, under linux-mysql MySQL management

  1.mysql start of the essence:

      In a single instance, / etc / init.d / mysql start is a shell script, the script mysqld_safe call, the last call service mysqld start mysql.

  2. There are two ways to close mysql, mysqladmin -uroot -poldboy124 shutdown or /etc/init.d/mysql stop

  3. For multi-purpose mysql to: help, like the linux man, the same help.

  4. Modify the password in two ways:

     1) mysqladmin -uroot -poldboy124 password '123' --- old password must be

     2)update mysql.user  set  password=password(456)  where user='root'  and host='localhost'

  5. Lost Password:

      1)/etc/init.d/mysql stop

      2) mysqld_safe --skip-grant-tables --user = mysql & (skip the authorization page to open the mysql service that does not require login password)

     3) mysql landing

     4)pdate mysql.user  set  password=password(456)  where user='root'  and host='localhost'

     5)lush  privileges

     6)quit

     7)  mysqladmin -uroot -p124 shutdown

     8) the normal way to re-visit

 

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