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To set the MySQL root password, use the mysqladmin command with the -u root option and specify the new password. To grant all privileges to a user across all databases, use the GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES statement with the *.* wildcard and specify the username and hostname. If MySQL fails to start or errors about privilege tables not existing occur, reinitialize the database files with mysql_install_db specifying a new data path.

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Grant All On To By: Privileges . at Identified

To set the MySQL root password, use the mysqladmin command with the -u root option and specify the new password. To grant all privileges to a user across all databases, use the GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES statement with the *.* wildcard and specify the username and hostname. If MySQL fails to start or errors about privilege tables not existing occur, reinitialize the database files with mysql_install_db specifying a new data path.

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