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How can we get the role information in MYSQL?

How can we get the role information in MYSQL?

Like we get in ORACLE from USER_ROLE_PRIVS table.
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Currently MySQL does not support roles (sets of privileges).
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But this tells that we can use the role in My SQL.

MySQL :: MySQL Workbench :: 7.4.3.1 Adding Roles
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this reference is telling you that you can add roles in MySQL Workbench ...
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ok Thanks for your prompt reply.
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If I have installed mysql using "mysql-essential-5.1.34-win32.msi" on "Comp1" and I want to connect to Comp1-> Mysql server from Comp2.

Then Is there any client requirement on Comp2 (like Oracle we have client) or I need to install "mysql-essential-5.1.34-win32.msi" this on Comp2 also.

If Client is required, Where Should I get this client?

Also If I need to access mysql server installed on windows from Unix platform(linux, Solaris, HPUX) So what are the steps to do on all these Unix platform to get connection on windows mysqlserver.


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