mysqladmin-u root password ' 123 ' [[email protected] ~]# mysqladmin-u root password ' 123456 ' #明文设置密码 [[email protected ] ~]# mysql-u root–p #密文设置密码设置密码mysql-u root-p-h localhost local login database-hshow databases; View database show tables; view data sheet; us e library name; Toggle database describe table name; View table structure;
Increase:
Create database name; creation table table name (field 1 value, field 2 value ...). ); Create a data table insert into table name (Field 1, Field 2 ...). Values (data 1, data 2 ...) Insert data Create user username @ Login address identified by ' password '
By deleting:
drop database name; drop table name; Delete datasheet delete from table name; Delete all data from table deletes from table name where field deletes a record in table
Change:
Update table name set field 1 where Field 2 modifies data for Field 1 Update table name set field 1 where Field 2 between NUM1 and num2 modify the value of the field from NUM1 to num2 grant permissions on the database. Data Table to ' user ' @ ' address '; Modify permissions revoke permissions 1, permissions 2 on database. Data table from ' User ' @ ' address '; remove permissions set Password=password ("password") modify administrator password or normal user to modify their own password set Password for ' user ' @ ' address ' =password ("password") to modify the normal user password
Check:
Select field from table name; View data in table
Backup:
Mysqldump-u root-p Database > 1.sql
Back up the database to 1.sql
Mysql-u Root-p < 1.sql
Restore 1.sql
Mysqldump-u root-p Database Data Sheet > 2.sql
Back up a table in the database to 2.sql
Mysql-u Root-p Database < 2.sql
Restore data tables
Mysqldump-u root-p--databases Database 1 database 2 > 3.sql
Backing up multiple databases
Mysql-u Root-p < 3.sql
Restore all databases
Mysql-u root-p--all-databases > 4.sql
Back up all databases
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