Currently, there are only two types: 1. SKIP the authorization table to start MySQL: MySQL can be started using MySQLD -- SKIP-GRANT-TABLES in Windows, Ubuntu, and other Linux systems. In this case, you have operation permissions on all tables. All the fields in the updated MySQL. USER table are Y for N. 2. COPY other authorized MySQL databases to your original directory: However, the original database must be backed up. Subsequent operations
Currently, there are only two types:
1. Skip the authorization table to start MySQL:
Windows, Ubuntu, and other Linux systems
MySQLD -- SKIP-GRANT-TABLES
To start MySQL.
In this case, you have operation permissions on all tables.
All the fields in the updated MySQL. USER table are Y for N.
2. COPY other authorized MySQL databases to your original directory:
However, the original data must be backed up.
The subsequent operations are the same as those above.
