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CMD opens the console of mysql: first, right-click "computer" and click "Advanced system Settings"; then select "Environment variable", find "path", and click Edit; then press "win+D" to switch to the desktop, find the installation directory of mysql, and copy its address; finally, use the English semicolon to divide the previous content of path.

CMD opens the console of mysql:

Step 1: right-click "computer", select Properties, and click "Advanced system Settings", as shown in the following figure:

Step 2: in Advanced system Settings, select "Environment variable", as shown in the following figure:

Step 3: find "path" in the environment variable system variable, and click Edit, as shown in the following figure:

Step 4: press "win+D" to switch to the desktop, find the installation directory of mysql, and copy its address, as shown in the following figure:

Step 5: copy the address of the installation directory of mysql into path, divide the previous content of path with an English semicolon, and then click OK all the time, as shown in the following figure:

Step 6: enter "mysql-uroot-p123456" in cmd. Root is the mysql user name and 123456 is the password. You can see that it can be opened directly, as shown below:

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