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MySql linux terminal Commands: Basic commands to create and drop databases commands

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1. Login on mysql  command

mysql -u root -h localhost -p



2. Check Status

mysql> status










3. show databases

mysql> show databases;














4. Show variables

mysql> show variables;



5. Show processlist

mysql> show processlist;



6. Using and selecting system already available mysql database

mysql> use mysql;
mysql> select database();


7. select user table in mysql database

mysql> select Host, User from user
or

mysql> select Host, User from mysql.user



8. Create database and display it

mysql> create database tempDB;
mysql> show databases;
mysql> use tempDB;
mysql> select database();



9. Drop database

 mysql> drop database tempDB;
 mysql> show databases;



10. exit  mysql 

 mysql> exit


 
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