Display Only Unique Usernames in MySQL Database

When you need to retrieve a list of all MySQL users, it can be overwhelming to sift through the extensive information provided by default. The `User` table in MySQL contains various fields related to privileges and permissions, as well as general properties of each user account. To make your task easier, we recommend specifying the field names to ensure the output is easily readable and you only see the necessary information.

One way to get a list of all MySQL users is by using the `SELECT *` command with the `User` table. This will return all possible field information for each user. The output should resemble the following example:

```

SELECT * FROM user;

```

Alternatively, you can use the asterisk (*) wildcard when selecting fields from the `user` table to simply display the names of the users. For instance:

```

SELECT User FROM user;

```

If you want to add or exclude specific columns, simply edit the command with the required columns.

Another method to obtain a list of all MySQL users is by using the following command:

```

SELECT User, Host, Password FROM user;

```

This will display a list of all MySQL users similar to the one below:

```

+-----------+

| debian-test-user |

+-----------+

```

By using these simple commands, you can easily retrieve a list of all unique usernames in your MySQL database.

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