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How to reset mysql user password in linux through command prompt

Posted on February 10, 2015 (February 12, 2021) by Seemab Saleem

Login to MySQL.

mysql -u root -p

In mysql prompt use

mysql> use mysql;

Now change the password for user “seemab”   to  “bird.123″ as below :

[mysql> update user set password=PASSWORD("bird.123") where User='seemab';]
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