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However, if an account named in a
under the conditions described later in the discussion of the
mode.
The
REVOKE
See Section 13.7.1.5,
When successfully executed from the
affected. To determine what privileges result from the operation, use
rows
Section 13.7.5.17,
There are several aspects to the
• Privileges Supported by MySQL
• Global Privileges
• Database Privileges
• Table Privileges
• Column Privileges
• Stored Routine Privileges
• Account Names and Passwords
• Other Account Characteristics
• MySQL and Standard SQL Versions of
Privileges Supported by MySQL
The following table summarizes the permissible
for the
GRANT
Section 6.2.1, "Privileges Provided by
Table 13.1. Permissible Privileges for
Privilege
ALL [PRIVILEGES]
[576]
ALTER
ALTER ROUTINE
[576]
CREATE
CREATE ROUTINE
CREATE TEMPORARY
[576]
TABLES
CREATE USER
CREATE VIEW
Account Management Statements
GRANT
statement is related to
"REVOKE Syntax".
"SHOW GRANTS Syntax".
GRANT
Important
Some releases of MySQL introduce changes to the structure of the grant tables
to add new privileges or features. Whenever you update to a new version of
MySQL, you should update your grant tables to make sure that they have the
current structure so that you can take advantage of any new capabilities. See
Section 4.4.9, "mysql_upgrade
and statements. For additional information about these privileges, see
REVOKE
Meaning
[576] Grant all privileges at specified access level except
OPTION
Enable use of
[576] Enable stored routines to be altered or dropped
Enable database and table creation
[576] Enable stored routine creation
Enable use of
[576] Enable use of
REVOKE ALL PRIVILEGES
[577] Enable views to be created or altered
statement does not already exist,
and enables administrators to remove account privileges.
GRANT
program,
mysql GRANT
statement, described under the following topics in this section:
GRANT
— Check Tables for MySQL
priv_type
MySQL".
and
GRANT REVOKE
[577]
ALTER TABLE
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE
CREATE USER,
1152
GRANT
NO_AUTO_CREATE_USER
responds with
Query OK, 0
SHOW
Upgrade".
privilege types that can be specified
DROP USER, RENAME
may create it
[536] SQL
GRANTS. See
GRANT
USER, and