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How to connect my database wich is create in mysql in terminal?
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How to connect my database wich is create in mysql in terminal?
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You mention MySQL, website, PHP, and terminal, but we have no idea what exactly you want to do. In any case, this is not about Ubuntu.
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How to connect my database wich is create in mysql in terminal?
mysql php database
How to connect my database wich is create in mysql in terminal?
mysql php database
mysql php database
asked Feb 11 at 9:48
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closed as off-topic by Kulfy, Jos, karel, pa4080, Charles Green Feb 11 at 16:28
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You mention MySQL, website, PHP, and terminal, but we have no idea what exactly you want to do. In any case, this is not about Ubuntu.
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Feb 11 at 10:02
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You mention MySQL, website, PHP, and terminal, but we have no idea what exactly you want to do. In any case, this is not about Ubuntu.
– Jos
Feb 11 at 10:02
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You mention MySQL, website, PHP, and terminal, but we have no idea what exactly you want to do. In any case, this is not about Ubuntu.
– Jos
Feb 11 at 10:02
You mention MySQL, website, PHP, and terminal, but we have no idea what exactly you want to do. In any case, this is not about Ubuntu.
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You need to rephrase your question:
- if you need to connect via phpMyAdmin, you need to have it properly properly configured
- if you need to connect via command line you need either MySQL Shell or MySQL Utilities (for older versions)
From command line you need to follow these simple steps. For (a well configured) phpMyAdmin you have to connect with known credentials (regularly without root) and choose a database.
https://www.tecmint.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Disable-Root-Login-in-PhpMyAdmin-1.png
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You need to rephrase your question:
- if you need to connect via phpMyAdmin, you need to have it properly properly configured
- if you need to connect via command line you need either MySQL Shell or MySQL Utilities (for older versions)
From command line you need to follow these simple steps. For (a well configured) phpMyAdmin you have to connect with known credentials (regularly without root) and choose a database.
https://www.tecmint.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Disable-Root-Login-in-PhpMyAdmin-1.png
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You need to rephrase your question:
- if you need to connect via phpMyAdmin, you need to have it properly properly configured
- if you need to connect via command line you need either MySQL Shell or MySQL Utilities (for older versions)
From command line you need to follow these simple steps. For (a well configured) phpMyAdmin you have to connect with known credentials (regularly without root) and choose a database.
https://www.tecmint.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Disable-Root-Login-in-PhpMyAdmin-1.png
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You need to rephrase your question:
- if you need to connect via phpMyAdmin, you need to have it properly properly configured
- if you need to connect via command line you need either MySQL Shell or MySQL Utilities (for older versions)
From command line you need to follow these simple steps. For (a well configured) phpMyAdmin you have to connect with known credentials (regularly without root) and choose a database.
https://www.tecmint.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Disable-Root-Login-in-PhpMyAdmin-1.png
You need to rephrase your question:
- if you need to connect via phpMyAdmin, you need to have it properly properly configured
- if you need to connect via command line you need either MySQL Shell or MySQL Utilities (for older versions)
From command line you need to follow these simple steps. For (a well configured) phpMyAdmin you have to connect with known credentials (regularly without root) and choose a database.
https://www.tecmint.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Disable-Root-Login-in-PhpMyAdmin-1.png
answered Feb 11 at 10:48
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You mention MySQL, website, PHP, and terminal, but we have no idea what exactly you want to do. In any case, this is not about Ubuntu.
– Jos
Feb 11 at 10:02