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    The document discusses using MariaDB GRANT statements to create users and assign privileges. It provides examples of creating a 'super' user with full privileges to grant privileges to other users, a 'super2' user with full access to the 'classicmodels' database, and a 'rfc' user with SELECT, UPDATE, and DELETE privileges for 'classicmodels'. It also lists the available MariaDB privileges that can be granted.

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    The document discusses using MariaDB GRANT statements to create users and assign privileges. It provides examples of creating a 'super' user with full privileges to grant privileges to other users, a 'super2' user with full access to the 'classicmodels' database, and a 'rfc' user with SELECT, UPDATE, and DELETE privileges for 'classicmodels'. It also lists the available MariaDB privileges that can be granted.

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    The document discusses using MariaDB GRANT statements to create users and assign privileges. It provides examples of creating a 'super' user with full privileges to grant privileges to other users, a 'super2' user with full access to the 'classicmodels' database, and a 'rfc' user with SELECT, UPDATE, and DELETE privileges for 'classicmodels'. It also lists the available MariaDB privileges that can be granted.

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    DSunte Wilson
    The document discusses using MariaDB GRANT statements to create users and assign privileges. It provides examples of creating a 'super' user with full privileges to grant privileges to other users, a 'super2' user with full access to the 'classicmodels' database, and a 'rfc' user with SELECT, UPDATE, and DELETE privileges for 'classicmodels'. It also lists the available MariaDB privileges that can be granted.

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    MariaDB GRANT

    Lets practice with some examples of using MariaDB GRANT statement to have a better
    understanding.
    If you want to create a super account that can do anything including being able to grant
    privileges to other users, you can use the following statements:
    MariaDB
    1 CREATE USER 'super'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'SecurePass1';
    2
    3 GRANT ALL ON *.* TO 'super'@'localhost' WITH GRANT OPTION;
    The ON *.* clause means all databases and all objects in the databases. The only limitation of
    the super user is that it can only connect to the database server from the localhost, which
    makes the MariaDB server more secure.
    To create a user that has all access in the classicmodels database and can connect from any host
    you use the following statements:
    MariaDB
    1 CREATE USER 'super2'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'SecurePass2';
    2
    3 GRANT ALL classicmodels.* TO 'super2'@'%' WITH GRANT OPTION;
    You can grant multiple privileges using a single GRANT statement. For example, you can create a
    user that can execute the SELECT, INSERT and UPDATE statements against the
    classicmodels sample database using the following statements:
    MariaDB
    1 CREATE USER 'rfc'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'SecurePass3';
    2
    3 GRANT SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE ON classicmodels.* TO 'rfc'@'%';

    Available privileges to use with MariaDB GRANT


    The following table illustrates all privileges available in MariaDB.
    Privilege
    ALL [PRIVILEGES]
    ALTER

    Description
    Grant all privileges at specified access level except GRANT OPTION
    Allow to use of ALTER TABLE statement

    Privilege
    ALTER ROUTINE
    CREATE
    CREATE ROUTINE
    CREATE
    TABLESPACE
    CREATE
    TEMPORARY
    TABLES
    CREATE USER
    CREATE VIEW
    DELETE
    DROP
    EVENT
    EXECUTE
    FILE
    GRANT OPTION
    INDEX
    INSERT
    LOCK TABLES
    PROCESS
    PROXY
    REFERENCES
    RELOAD
    REPLICATION
    CLIENT
    REPLICATION
    SLAVE
    SELECT
    SHOW DATABASES
    SHOW VIEW
    SHUTDOWN
    SUPER
    TRIGGER
    UPDATE

    Description
    Allow user to alter or drop stored routine
    Allow user to create database and table
    Allow user to create stored routine
    Allow user to create, alter or drop tablespaces and log file groups
    Allow user to create temporary table by using CREATE
    TEMPORARY TABLE
    Allow user to use the CREATE USER, DROP USER, RENAME
    USER, and REVOKE ALL PRIVILEGES statements.
    Allow user to create or modify view
    Allow user to use DELETE
    Allow user to drop database, table and view
    Allow user to schedule events in Event Scheduler
    Allow user to execute stored routines
    Allow user to read any file in the database directory.
    Allow user to have privileges to grant or revoke privileges from other
    accounts
    Allow user to create or remove indexes.
    Allow user to use INSERT statement
    Allow user to use LOCK TABLES on tables for which you have the
    SELECT privilege
    Allow user to see all processes with SHOW PROCESSLIST statement.
    Enable user proxying
    Not implemented
    Allow user to use FLUSH operations
    Allow user to query to see where master or slave servers are
    Allow the user to use replicate slaves to read binary log events from the
    master.
    Allow user to use SELECT statement
    Allow user to show all databases
    Allow user to use SHOW CREATE VIEW statement
    Allow user to use mysqladmin shutdown command
    Allow user to use other administrative operations such as CHANGE
    MASTER TO, KILL, PURGE BINARY LOGS, SET GLOBAL, and
    mysqladmin command
    Allow user to use TRIGGER operations.
    Allow user to use UPDATE statement

    Privilege
    USAGE

    Description
    Equivalent to no privileges

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