createuser - How to create a user in mySql, including password -


i created new user inserting user table in mysql database - showed error saying there no such column titled "password". column responsible password in user table in mysql database?

mysql> insert user            (host, user, password,             select_priv, insert_priv, update_priv)             values ('localhost', 'guest',             password('guest123'), 'y', 'y', 'y');

this way create new user in mysql

create user 'newuser'@'localhost' identified 'password';

and way give user permission:

it seems permission of user "parser" not correct. can check configuration of user statement. 

select *  information_schema.user_privileges;

if have granded user new permission have reload settings. can this flush privileges;

how grant different user permissions:

  • all privileges- saw previously, allow mysql user access designated database (or if no database selected, across system)
  • create- allows them create new tables or databases
  • drop- allows them them delete tables or databases
  • delete- allows them delete rows tables insert- allows them insert rows tables
  • select- allows them use select command read through databases
  • update- allow them update table rows
  • grant option- allows them grant or remove other users' privileges

to provide specific user permission, can use framework:

grant [type of permission] on [database name].[table name] ‘[username]’@'localhost’;

i hope solve issue. never forget flush!!!


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