MySQL | RENAME USER

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RENAME USER 'RAJ' @ 'localhost' TO 'AMIT' @ 'localhost'; RENAME USER 'PRIYA' @ 'localhost' TO 'DIRAJ' @ 'localhost', 'JESSE' @ 'localhost' TO 'RAJ' @ 'localhost';

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The RENAME USER statement can be used in MySQL if a MySQL administrator wants to change the username or the host of an existing MySQL user account without altering the user account’s privileges.

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