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MySQL Tutorial » Privilege » Grant

27. 3. 1. Granting Privileges on the new database

Syntax:


GRANT <privileges>

ON <database>

TO <user>

[IDENTIFIED BY <password>]

[WITH GRANT OPTION]

The items in square brackets are optional.

27. 3. Grant
	27. 3. 1.	Granting Privileges on the new database
	27. 3. 2.	A user doesn't need a password if connecting from a certain machine
	27. 3. 3.	WITH GRANT OPTION condition allows the user to give others privileges to that database
	27. 3. 4.	GRANT ALL
	27. 3. 5.	Add localhost to mysql table for accessing sample_db
	27. 3. 6.	Grant Select and Update privilege to a user
	27. 3. 7.	Grant select, update privilege for a remote user
	27. 3. 8.	GRANT OPTION MAX_QUERIES_PER_HOUR 50 MAX_UPDATES_PER_HOUR 50
	27. 3. 9.	GRANT SELECT, UPDATE ON databaseName.*

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