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i use mysql on ubuntu.i find all last commands history on terminal by history command but it exclude mysql query or commands.is there any method or command like history to find last mysql queries history on ubuntu










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    i use mysql on ubuntu.i find all last commands history on terminal by history command but it exclude mysql query or commands.is there any method or command like history to find last mysql queries history on ubuntu










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      i use mysql on ubuntu.i find all last commands history on terminal by history command but it exclude mysql query or commands.is there any method or command like history to find last mysql queries history on ubuntu










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          Those commands go into ~/.mysql_history.






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          If you logged into mysql CLI with sudo, it might actually be at the following location:



          /root/.mysql_history


          In any case, the following find command can help you:



          sudo find / -name .mysql_history





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            If you logged into mysql CLI with sudo, it might actually be at the following location:



            /root/.mysql_history


            In any case, the following find command can help you:



            sudo find / -name .mysql_history





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              If you logged into mysql CLI with sudo, it might actually be at the following location:



              /root/.mysql_history


              In any case, the following find command can help you:



              sudo find / -name .mysql_history





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                If you logged into mysql CLI with sudo, it might actually be at the following location:



                /root/.mysql_history


                In any case, the following find command can help you:



                sudo find / -name .mysql_history





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                If you logged into mysql CLI with sudo, it might actually be at the following location:



                /root/.mysql_history


                In any case, the following find command can help you:



                sudo find / -name .mysql_history






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