MySQL – Grant Privileges Table of content As we learnt earlier, a root user is connected to the server (using a password) immediately after installing MySQL. The privileges available to this user are default. The user accessing MySQL using root account has enough privileges to perform basic operations on the data. However, in exceptional cases, […]
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MySQL – Drop Tables Table of content The MySQL DROP TABLE statement The MySQL DROP TABLE statement is a Data Definition Language (DDL) command that is used to remove a table”s definition, and its data, indexes, triggers, constraints and permission specifications (if any). In simple terms, this statement will delete the entire table from the […]
MySQL – Show Privileges Table of content The users in MySQL must have enough privileges to interact with the server. This is possible by assigning authentication details, like passwords to the users. In addition to this, operational or administrative privileges are granted separately if a user wants to interact with and operate on the data. […]