This article shows you how to set, change, and recover secure passwords for your MySQL root account, so you'll never be at a loss.

If you manage multiple MySQL servers and want a simplified means of logging in, see how to use the new passwordless authentication feature.

The following is a cheat sheet of basic syntax used to set up, and manipulate databases using Mysql. This cheat sheet assumes that you already have mysql installed and initialized on your VM.

MySQL Update Command Command Description UPDATE table_name SET column_name = new_value [WHERE condition]; update command syntax Example :- SELECT * FROM table1 WHERE t1 = 1; (retrieve the record for ...

Getting error: “Failed! Error: SET PASSWORD has no significance for user ‘root’@’localhost”? Then read the steps here to fix it up. When you run the mysql_secure_installation command in your terminal ...

In my previous articles we learned how to perform crud operation using mysqli procedural and object oriented style. on performing crud operations, the data of mysql table are affected. this article ...

When MySQL co-founder David Axmark said his goodbyes in October, he cited the constraints of corporate life as the reason for making his break. At the same time, a Sun spokesman described the ...

This is likely because when I first learned it was with command-line tools, but even so, I think command-line database tools often are the best way to interact with a database manually. Two of the ...