Select a MySQL Database on Linux via Command Line

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In this video, we describe how to select a MySQL/MariaDB database in Linux via the command line.

Commands used:
mysql -u root -p
SELECT database();
USE tutorial_database;

mysql> USE tutorial_database;
Database changed

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Video by: Justin Palmer
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