How can we display the Linux database in a list format?

You can use command-line tools to display a Linux database in list format. Here are some commonly used command-line tools and examples:

1. To display a list of MySQL databases in a command line, use the command “mysql -u username -p -e ‘SHOW DATABASES;'” Replace “username” with your MySQL username. After running the command, you will be prompted to enter your password.
2. Use the command “psql -U username -c “\l” to display a list of PostgreSQL databases in a formatted manner. Replace username with your PostgreSQL username.
3. SQLite: Use the command “sqlite3 database.db “.databases”” to display SQLite databases in a list format. Replace database.db with the path to your SQLite database file.
4. To list MongoDB databases in a MongoDB database, use the command `mongo –eval “db.getMongo().getDBNames()”`.
5. Redis: Display the Redis database in list form using the command redis-cli INFO keyspace.

Please note that these command line tools require the correct database connection information to be installed and configured on a Linux system.