How To Change "#1226 - User 'root' Has Exceeded The 'max_questions' Resource" Error
I seem to have set a max_questions variable on my system and my admin console and command prompt don't work with this response:
"#1226 - User 'root' has exceeded the 'max_questions' resource"
How to fix?
And how do I not make thisw mistake again?
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