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Thursday, September 27, 2012

GRANT AND REVOKE IN MYSQL



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Is a tutorial on setting permissions in MYSQL programming language. And for a time, I would dispose of "REVOKE and GRANT" to set it.


      1. GRANT

Grant in program language MYSQL is Grant is an order that has been provided by the programming language MYSQL to give (make) the right of access permissions for the user (client) in order to access MySQL databases, tables and columns like (insert, update, delete). In addition to the functions at the behest of Grant can also add a new user with this command.

This is a common form using the GRANT command :

GRANT priv_type
ON {table_name | * | *.* | db_name. *}
TO user_name [IDENTIFIED BY ‘your_password’]
[WITH GRANT OPTION]


      2. REVOKE

REVOKE command in MYSQL programming language which is a command to delete or revoke the MySQL user permissions are previously been granted (using GRANT)

This is a common form using the REVOKE command :

REVOKE priv_type
ON {table_name | * | *.* | db_name. *}
FROM your_user_name



      3. OPTION OF PRIV_TYPE
You can choice one for change “prive_type” :
           

 
ALL PRIVILEGES
ALTER
CREATE
DELETE
DROP
FILE
DELETE
INSERT
PROCESS
REFERENCES
RELOAD
SELECT
SHUTDOWN
UPDATE
USAGE
 
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