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Linux:
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[root @ localhost ~] # useradd kbe
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- [root @ localhost ~] # passwd kbe
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+ [root @ localhost ~] # passwd pwd123456
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New UNIX password: ******
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Retype new UNIX password: ******
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mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
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- Create a database account, username and password is "kbe "
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+ Create a database account, username is "kbe" and password is "pwd123456 "
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- mysql> grant all privileges on *.* to kbe@'%' identified by 'kbe ';
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- mysql> grant select,insert,update,delete,create,drop on *.* to kbe@'%' identified by 'kbe ';
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+ mysql> grant all privileges on *.* to kbe@'%' identified by 'pwd123456 ';
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+ mysql> grant select,insert,update,delete,create,drop on *.* to kbe@'%' identified by 'pwd123456 ';
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mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
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Test whether the CMD can use this account login mysql(Note that the default mysql port is 3306,
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Windows:
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Enter your mysql installation directory to find mysql.exe,
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enter the directory and then execute cmd following statement:
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- C:\mysql\bin> mysql -ukbe -pkbe -hlocalhost -P3306
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+ C:\mysql\bin> mysql -ukbe -ppwd123456 -hlocalhost -P3306
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Linux:
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- [root@localhost ~] mysql -ukbe -pkbe -hlocalhost -P3306
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+ [root@localhost ~] mysql -ukbe -ppwd123456 -hlocalhost -P3306
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If you want to modify the database name, Modify the databaseName in res\server\[ kbengine_defs.xml] of dbmgr section
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