How to exit sql command line

MySQL is a database management system that’s installed as part of LAMP/LEMP stacks. On Ubuntu, the MySQL server is managed by systemd.

We’ll cover the necessary steps to stop and start it with systemctl in this article. We’ll also explain what you should do if the MySQL server doesn’t start.

Check MySQL Server Status 

Assuming the MySQL server is already installed, you should first check its current status.

Start/Restart MySQL Server

By default, the server status should be active (running).

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You can restart the server from this state with

If the server is inactive (dead), you can start the server instead, although restarting will have the same end result as well.

Stop/Disable MySQL Server

If you need to shut down the MySQL server, you can do so with 

The MySQL service is configured to start automatically at boot.

This means the server will start again when you reboot your machine. If you want, you can change this behavior with

And in case you want to revert it back to the default behavior in the future, you

how to exit mysql command line in ubuntu