In the default setting of MySQL access privileges, every user is permitted to create databases on a local computer that begin with the word 'test.' : User « Privilege « MySQL Tutorial

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MySQL Tutorial » Privilege » User

27. 8. 3. In the default setting of MySQL access privileges, every user is permitted to create databases on a local computer that begin with the word 'test.'

To set up the new database test_java2s, in mysql execute the command CREATE DATABASE.


mysql> CREATE DATABASE test_java2s;

27. 8. User
	27. 8. 1.	Add a user
	27. 8. 2.	Add your database and users to the mysql database.
	27. 8. 3.	In the default setting of MySQL access privileges, every user is permitted to create databases on a local computer that begin with the word 'test.'
	27. 8. 4.	SELECT host, user, select_priv, update_priv FROM user
	27. 8. 5.	select convert(SUBSTR(USER(),1,INSTR(USER(),'@')-1) using latin1)

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