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Remove MySQL user and database

By Paul on November 16, 2010Leave a Reply

You can remove users and databases in MySQL eg. via phpMyAdmin or from Command Line Client as shown here.

mysql> DROP USER [email protected]; [Enter]
mysql> DROP DATABASE mydatabase; [Enter]

Done :)

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