I'm creating a script that can be deployed to multiple administrators who would be able to run it with their own credentials.
I'm getting an Access Denied error from mysql, however. It seems to think that I'm not passing a username to the MySQL command:
Using this script:
set dbUser = "myusername"
set dbPass = "mypassword"
mysql --username=$dbUser --password=$dbPass --database="mydbname" -e "SELECT * FROM sometable"
ERROR 1044 (42000): Access denied for user ''@'localhost' to database
Strangely, if I type the MySQL username and password directly into the MySQL command and run that in a shell script it works fine.
mysql --username="myusername"--password="mypass" --database="mydbname" -e "SELECT * FROM sometable"
For bash... don't you want -
dbUser=myusername
dbPass=mypassword
mysql --username=$dbUser --password=$dbPass --database="mydbname" -e "SELECT * FROM sometable"