mysql forget the root password approach

Reference Address:

https://blog.csdn.net/vv19910825/article/details/82979563

1. Modify the configuration file mysql \ bin \ my.ini

Adding a line skip-grant-tables in text [mysqld] position, then restart mysql.

 

Such that the password verification can be skipped mysql

Direct command-line

# mysql

Enter mysql

 

 

 

 Then you can operate the database and tables.

>use mysql;

> Update user set password = password ( "your new password") where user = "root";

>flush privileges;

>quit

 

 

 

You can then use the root account password.

Finally, just to get rid of the modified configuration file mysql \ bin \ my.ini part.

 

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