How to setup mysql on Linux June 30, 2015 By admin 1 Comment 14. To insert values into a table “eg: student “: mysql> INSERT INTO student VALUES("Manmohan", "32" ); Query OK, 1 row affected (0.00 sec) mysql> 15. To show contents of table “eg: student “: mysql> SELECT * FROM student; select output mysql 16. After adding few entries. Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9You may like:How To encrypt disk partition with LUKS in 9 easy stepsHow to configure password less ssh login.How to Open multiple files and switch between them in vi editorHow to resolve NFS Stale File Handle error5 simple steps to change the Linux Splash screen.How to resolve “bash: wget: command not found” ErrorHow to run sudo command without password4 Awesome ways to find top memory consuming processes in Linux.
Jouni "rautamiekka" Järvinen says June 30, 2015 at 7:51 pm Don’t use regular MySQL, Percona and MariaDB (we’ll migrate to MariaDB later) are better. Reply
Don’t use regular MySQL, Percona and MariaDB (we’ll migrate to MariaDB later) are better.