My database password has special characters, but I didn't escape the special characters in my password.
By adding a backslash before the special characters (! # ' " ` & ; and $), I was able to run the command successfully. Hope that it can help you if your database password has special characters. Thank you.
Hello @jason_long
Can you please confirm that you import DB uses any DEFINER in any table???
For checking this you need to export the db by
mysqdump -u<username> -p<password> <db_name> > db_name.sql
Then Run below command
grep -rnw ./db_name.sql -e 'DEFINER'
if you get any return value than run below command
sed -i 's/DEFINER=`root`@`localhost`/ /g' db_name.sql
This command will replace your DEFINER root to NULL so, you can access with the current Database user.
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Use DB host = 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost
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Thank you! I was really stuck on this then I realized that the auto generated password put a $ symbol in it.
Good spot - quoting the password makes no difference. How on earth is this not flagged in the setup guide!? All passwords should include special characters!!
My information base secret word has unique characters, however I didn't get away from the uncommon characters in my secret phrase.
By adding an oblique punctuation line before the extraordinary characters (! # ' " ' and ; and $), I had the option to run the order effectively. Trust that it can help you assuming your data set secret word has extraordinary characters. Much obliged to you.
i am using xampp and having the same issue.what should i do now?