Change mysql user password using command line

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I m trying to update the password for a database user using the command line  and it s not working for me  This is the code I m using   mysql gt  UPDATE user SET password PASSWORD  w0rdf1sh  WHERE user  tate256     Could someone tell me what s wrong with this code

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In windows 10  just exit out of current login and run this on command line  --  mysqladmin -u root password    newpassword     where instead of root could be any user

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This works for me  Got solution from MYSQL webpage  In MySQL run below queries   FLUSH PRIVILEGES  ALTER USER  root   localhost  IDENTIFIED BY  New Password

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Before MySQL 5 7 6 this works from the command line   mysql -e  SET PASSWORD FOR  root   localhost    PASSWORD   w0rdf1sh       I don t have a mysql install to test on but I think in your case it would be  mysql -e  UPDATE mysql user SET Password PASSWORD   w0rdf1sh   WHERE User  tate256

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Your login root should be  usr local directadmin conf mysql conf  Then try following  UPDATE mysql user SET password PASSWORD   w0rdf1sh   WHERE user  tate256  AND Host  10 10 2 30   FLUSH PRIVILEGES    Host is your mysql host

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As of MySQL 8 0 18 This works fine for me   x000D   x000D  mysql gt  SET PASSWORD FOR  user   localhost     userpassword   x000D   x000D   x000D

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this is the updated answer for WAMP v3 0 6  UPDATE mysql user  SET authentication string PASSWORD  MyNewPass    WHERE user  root    FLUSH PRIVILEGES

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As of MySQL 5 7 6  use ALTER USER  Example   ALTER USER  username  IDENTIFIED BY  password     Because    SET PASSWORD       PASSWORD  auth string   syntax is deprecated as of MySQL 5 7 6 and will be removed in a future MySQL release  SET PASSWORD        auth string  syntax is not deprecated  but ALTER USER is now the preferred statement for assigning passwords

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Note  u should login as root user        SET PASSWORD FOR  root   localhost    PASSWORD  your password

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In your code  try enclosing password inside single quote  Alternatively  as per the documentation of mysql  following should work - SET PASSWORD FOR  jeffrey   localhost    PASSWORD  cleartext password     FLUSH PRIVILEGES   The last line is important or else your password change won t take effect unfortunately  EDIT  I ran a test in my local and it worked - mysql gt   set password for  test    PASSWORD   w0rdf1sh    Query OK  0 rows affected  0 00 sec   Mine is version 5  You can use following command to determine your version - SHOW VARIABLES LIKE  quot  version  quot

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