At 18:12 -0800 2/28/04, Scott Haneda wrote:
When from 3 to 4, ran the update_privs_table thngy...

All my users used to say Global Privileges "USAGE" now they are all
"CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES,  LOCK TABLES"  I am not sure this is good or bad,
nor am I sure how these settings got in there.

They got there when you updated the grant tables.



What are your suggestions? I don't think I want any user able to LOCK tables, these are global so I assume all databases are able to be locked by all users.

Whats the best way to udpate all these back to the "USAGE" they were at
before.
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UPDATE user SET Create_tmp_table_priv = 'N', Lock_tables_priv = 'N', ... ; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

You might want to add "WHERE User != 'root'" to that, if you don't
want root accounts to have those privileges disabled.

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