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MYSQL

Open mysql command line

from same server

mysql –uuser –ppassword

i.e. mysql –uroot –pwopnam

Open mysql command line

from remote server

mysql –uuser –ppassword –hip_address database_name

i.e mysql –uroot –pwopnam –h207.169.53.5 snort

Connect to database

connect database_name

i.e. connect snort

Query table names

show tables;

Query columns from a table

show columns from table_name;

i.e show columns from acid_event;

Query the most recent data

(field) in a column

select max(field) from table_name;

i.e. select max(timestamp) from acid_event

Misc.

show databases

use database_name

show tables

show grants for user@localhost

Backup Database

mysqldump –u root –p --opt database_name > /path/filename.sql

For example:

mysqldump –u root –p --opt snort > /root/snort.sql

Restore Database

mysql –u root –p database_name < /path/filename.sql

For example:

mysql –u root –p snort < /root/snort.sql

MISC Stuff

revoke all privileges on pec.* from matt@'%';

GRANT CREATE, INSERT, SELECT, UPDATE ON pec.* TO

change_user@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'password';

flush privileges;

mysql -u changes –p

USE mysql

SELECT user,host FROM user;

DELETE FROM user WHERE user=””;

CONNECT pec;

SHOW TABLES;

SELECT * FROM table_name;

SHOW COLUMNS FROM table_name;

SELECT MAX(date_opened) FROM changes;

SHOW GRANTS FOR matt@’%’;

SHOW GRANTS FOR matt@localhost;

ALTER TABLE `table_name` DROP `field_name`;

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