You probably don't need to revoke, just delete from the appropriate tables.
Sorry, I don't know of any other way. You could try mysqlgui but I don't
know as I've never tried it.
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Subject: deceptively simple question
> I know that when it comes to deleting users from the user table, I could
> revoke all privileges and use an SQL 'delete from' command, but I wonder
> if there's an easier script/method for dropping a user? I've been combing
> the manual for a couple days and while I can create users and grant/revoke
> privileges, simply deleting them has eluded me.
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