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Managing MySQL Shell Configuration Options

MySQL Shell is a command line interface for managing MySQL instances. Users can list, update, and persist configuration changes using the \option command. Version 8.4 introduces the ability to save configuration changes to a local file for persistence across sessions. The origin of configuration values can be checked using the --show-origin option and options can be reverted to default values using the --unset command.


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