1. mysql Installation and configuration:
Installing the MySQL method under Ubuntu is simple, using the following command:
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sudo apt-get install Mysql-server
During installation, the system prompts you to set the root password, which can be skipped, but it is recommended that you set the root password when you install it, so that you don't have to set up trouble behind it. After the installation is complete, the MySQL service is started and can be viewed using commands to verify that the MySQL service has been installed successfully:
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If the MySQL service is not running properly, you can use the following instructions to restart the MySQL service:
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sudo service MySQL restart
Like to use the Workbench interface, you also need to install Workbench:
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sudo apt-get install Mysql-workbench
Workbench starts with the following command:
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Mysql-workbench--log-level=debug3--verbose
2. mysql command line:
We use root to log in to MySQL, and then do the relevant actions:
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Here, you will be prompted to enter the password, you only need to enter the MySQL password set before, and then the program will enter the MySQL command line mode, assuming we need to view the user information, we use the following command:
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Use MySQL
SELECT host, user, password from user;
MySQL will return all information such as Host,user and password. Other more complex operations, such as adding a database, adding tables, and common data manipulation commands, are described in an example. Let us quickly into the Linux under the C operation MySQL practice it!
3. Use c language to manage MySQL database:
First of all, we need to install under Linux operating MySQL multiple dependent library, the installation commands are as follows:
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sudo apt-get install Libmysqlclient-dev
After installing this, we need to program the header files, library files, etc., let's start the C programming journey!
First, let's prepare a space we use to toss, that is to prepare a toss exclusive account, a toss exclusive database and datasheet, etc.:
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#添加账户
GRANT all on *.* to rick@localhost identified by ' secret '
\q
#使用新创建的rick账户登录
Mysql-u rick-p
#创建数据库
CREATE DATABASE foo;
Then we insert the data table and test data using a SQL file:
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--
--Create The table children
--
CREATE TABLE Children (
Childno Int (one) not NULL auto_increment,
fname varchar (30),
Age Int (11),
PRIMARY KEY (Childno)
);
--
--Populate The table ' Children '
--
INSERT into children (Childno, fname, age) VALUES (1, ' Jenny ', 21);
INSERT into children (Childno, fname, age) VALUES (2, ' Andrew ', 17);
INSERT into children (Childno, fname, age) VALUES (3, ' Gavin ', 8);
INSERT into children (Childno, fname, age) VALUES (4, ' Duncan ', 6);
INSERT into children (Childno, fname, age) VALUES (5, ' Emma ', 4);
INSERT into children (Childno, fname, age) VALUES (6, ' Alex ', 15);
INSERT into children (Childno, fname, age) VALUES (7, ' Adrian ', 9);
Save the SQL statement as Create_children.sql, and then use the following command to import the MySQL database foo:
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Mysql-u Rick--password=secret Foo
\. Create_children.sql
Well, write a demo to test it:
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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "mysql.h"
int main (int argc, char *argv[]) {
MYSQL my_connection;
int res;
Mysql_init (&my_connection);
if (Mysql_real_connect (&my_connection, "localhost"),
"Rick", "Secret", "Foo", 0, NULL, 0) {
printf ("Connection success\n");
res = mysql_query (&my_connection, INSERT into children (fname, age) VALUES (' Ann ', 3) ");
if (!res) {
printf ("Inserted%lu rows\n",
(unsigned long) mysql_affected_rows (&my_connection));
} else {
fprintf (stderr, "Insert error%d:%s\n", Mysql_errno (&my_connection), Mysql_error (&my_connection));
}
Mysql_close (&my_connection);
} else {
fprintf (stderr, "Connection failed\n");
if (Mysql_error (&my_connection)) {
fprintf (stderr, "Connection error%d:%s\n", Mysql_errno (&my_connection), Mysql_error (&my_connection));
}
}
return exit_success;
}
Save the above code as DEMO.C. In the above code, we need to include the Mysql.h header file to manipulate MySQL with the API provided by MySQL. The program is written, the compilation process needs to add the required link information:
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Gcc-i/usr/include/mysql Demo.c-l/usr/lib/mysql-lmysqlclient-o Demo
OK, the program compiles successfully, run a try:
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./demo
#结果如下
Connection success
Inserted 1 rows