How to retrieve the current version of a MySQL database management system DBMS

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What command returns the current version of a MySQL database?
Sep 19, 2022 in Database by Kithuzzz
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Many responses advise using mysql —version. But the client is the MySQL software. Mysqld is the server. The command should therefore be:

mysqld --version

or

mysqld --help

On both Windows and Debian, that works for me.

When using a client to connect to a MySQL server, you can utilize:

select version()

or

select @@version

I hope this helps you. 

answered Sep 20, 2022 by narikkadan
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