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A user wants to connect without entering his or her username and password on the Linux command prompt.
Which three locations can be used to store the user’s mysql credentials to satisfy this requirement? (Choose three.)

  • A. $HOME/.my.cnf file
  • B. $MYSQL_HOME/my.cnf file
  • C. DATADIR/mysqld-auto.cnf file
  • D. $HOME/.mylogin.cnf file
  • E. $HOME/.mysql/auth/login file
  • F. /etc/my.cnf file
  • G. $HOME/.mysqlrc file
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FelipeK
3 months, 2 weeks ago
Selected Answer: ADF
A. $HOME/.my.cnf file This is a common location for storing MySQL client configuration files, including user credentials. D. $HOME/.mylogin.cnf file The mylogin.cnf file is used to securely store credentials for MySQL client programs. It is designed for this purpose. F. /etc/my.cnf file The /etc/my.cnf file can be used to store MySQL client configuration options, including credentials, but it's typically used for global MySQL configuration and not individual user credentials.
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marklv
4 months, 2 weeks ago
A is true. Not sure of B.
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