



Parameter | Description |
Account Name | Specify a database account name. It should contain 1 to 30 characters consisting of letters, digits, and special characters (_). It should start with a letter and end with a letter or digit. |
Host | Specify one or more host addresses for accessing the database. IP addresses and % are supported. Separate multiple host addresses by delimiters, including line breaks, spaces, and semicolons (;), commas (,), and vertical bars (|). Example 1: Enter % to indicate no limit on the IP range, that is, clients at all IP addresses are allowed to use this account to access the database.Note: If % is entered as the host address, account security risks, such as malicious connections and brute force cracking, may occur. It is recommended to enter specific host addresses to access the database. Example 2: Enter 10.5.10.% to indicate that clients with an IP range within 10.5.10.% are allowed to use this account to access the database. |
Set Password | Specify a password. It should contain 8 to 64 characters consisting of any three types of the following characters: uppercase letters, lowercase letters, digits, and special characters (~!@#$%^&*_-+=`|\\(){}[]:;'<>,.?/). |
Confirm Password | Enter the same account password again. |
Maximum Connections | Enter a number to limit the number of connections to the account. Value range: 1 to 10240. If this field is not specified, no additional limit is set. The maximum number of connections to the account is 10,240. For core transaction business, 50 to 200 connections are allowed. Set the value based on the actual business. For internal operation systems, 20 to 100 connections are allowed. Set the value based on the actual business. For administrator/personal accounts, 2 to 10 connections are allowed. Set the value based on the actual business. |
Remarks | Remarks can contain up to 255 characters. |
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