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1. Enter mysqlmysql-uroot-p2 and create a user create user 'testuser1'@'%' identified by' 123456'.

This means to create a user testuser1 that does not restrict ip login

The user's password is 123456.

% means no restrictions on ip login

Refresh permissions, refresh each time the permissions are changed

Flush privileges

If you create a new connection locally, you can log in to the user.

At this time, you will find that there is only one database called information_schema.

3. Empower users to grant all privileges on test_grant.* to 'testuser1'@'%' with grant option

This means that user testuser1 is given all permissions for all tables in the database test_grant (this is the database I created earlier)

With grant option indicates that the user can give rights to other users, but cannot exceed the permissions of that user.

At this point, you can see that the user testuser1 has an extra test_grant database.

The all privileges here can be replaced with select,insert,update,delete,drop,create and so on.

4. View user permissions show grants for 'testuser1'@'%'

5. Revoke the user's rights revoke all privileges on test_grant.* from 'testuser1'@'%'

This means to revoke all operation rights of user testuser1 to database test_grant

Note: if you write this here, you will find that you still have the database test_grant (but you can no longer manipulate the database), this is because I used with grant option when I created it, because all privileges is all permissions except with grant option

Execute the following statement to retrieve all the permissions of the user

Revoke all privileges,grant option from 'testuser1'@'%';6, delete user drop user' testuser1'@'%';7, query all users and their permissions SELECT DISTINCT CONCAT ('User:'', user,'''@''',host,''';') AS query FROM mysql.user

You can do that, too.

SELECT User, Host FROM mysql.user; attached: view user permissions show grants for'# userName'@'#host'

# userName stands for user name

# host represents access rights, as follows

% represents all host address permissions (remotely accessible)

Localhost is local (not remotely accessible)

Specify special Ip access rights such as 10.138.106.102

? What this dog wants to check is testUser.

Show grants for 'testUser'@'%'

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