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| Where myrootpassword is your root user password. |
| Where myrootpassword is your mysql root user password. |
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| have ant setup successfully, you can set a password on the root account. |
| have ant setup successfully, you can set a password on the root account. For further |
| information, you may wish to check the [How to Reset the Root Password | http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/resetting-permissions.html] section of the MySQL |
| Reference Manual. |
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| (Please note: You do not have to setup the root account in this way, it is possible |
| (Please note: You do not have to setup the root account in this way, it is possible |
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| and change the user database table, so now execute this command (UNIX command |
| given but for Windows, leaving out the ampersand): |
| and change the user database table, so now execute this command. For UNIX: |
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| For Windows, use the mysqld-nt command instead, also omit the ampersand: |
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| {{{ |
| ${MYSQL_HOME}\bin\mysqld-nt --skip-grant-tables |
| }}} |
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| Replacing 'myrootpassword' to be what you want the root user password to be. |
| Replacing 'myrootpassword' to be what you want the mysql root user password to be. |
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| We now have the root user setup properly, lets restart mysql without bypassing |
| We now have the mysql root user setup properly, lets restart mysql without bypassing |
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| Where myrootpassword is your root user password. |
| Where myrootpassword is your new mysql root user password. |