What are the parameters of the MySQL client?

There are many parameters for the MySQL client, here are some common ones:

1. -host: Specify the hostname or IP address to connect to.
2. -port: Specifies the port number for the connection.
3. – User: Specifies the username for the connection.
4. – “password: Specify the password for the connection.”
5. – database: specify the database to connect to.
6. – socket: Specifies the Unix socket file for the connection.
7. – –ssl-ca: Specify the path of the SSL certificate.
8. Specify the path of the SSL certificate using the parameter –ssl-cert.
9. -ssl-key: Specifies the path of the SSL private key.
10. -ssl-cipher: Specifies the SSL encryption algorithm.
11. -enable compression protocol to reduce network traffic.
12. -default-character-set: specifies the default character set.
13. – execute or -e: execute the specified SQL statement.
14. –batch or -B: Run in batch mode, disabling query buffering.
15. -verbose or -v: provide detailed error information.
16. -display help or -? : shows help information.

This is just a small portion of common parameters; there are many other parameters available for use in MySQL clients, depending on the version and configuration of the client you are using.