How Do I Run a Mysql Query in Linux?
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How do I run a SQL query in Linux?

Create a sample database

  1. On your Linux machine, open a bash terminal session.
  2. Use sqlcmd to run a Transact-SQL CREATE DATABASE command. Bash Copy. /opt/mssql-tools/bin/sqlcmd -S localhost -U SA -Q ‘CREATE DATABASE SampleDB’
  3. Verify the database is created by listing the databases on your server. Bash Copy.

How do I run a MySQL query?

You can execute a MySQL query towards a given database by opening the database with phpMyAdmin and then clicking on the SQL tab. A new page will load, where you can provide the desired query. When ready click on Go to perform the execution. The page will refresh and you will see the results from the query you provided.

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