Use:
mysqladmin -p
and it will ask you for the password. To execute without question,
specify password on command line, but it is not masked if you do this
(say your password is "allaccess"):
mysqladmin -pallaccess
and follow with the command on the same line (using the appropriate
options, of course) . . .
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>Hi
>
>Trying to create a database or reload the Grant tables using mysql/bin/
>./mysqladmin I get an access denied message including a PASSWORD NO
>message. Trying the troubleshoot docs for this I get Access Denied for
the
>suggestions made to deal with this. This is also causing a MERANT mySQL
>driver not to connect, ACCESS DENIED again problem of CF5.0 loaded on
cobalt
>raq running linux red hat tring the connect to database. Is there any
>command or function or option I can use to pass the password with these
>commands, or any other suggestions gladly received
>
>Colm Brazel (MA)
>CB Publications
>www.cbweb.net
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