MySQL Error 3619: Illegal Privilege Level

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Description

This error indicates that an invalid or unsupported privilege level was specified in a SQL statement, typically when granting or revoking user permissions. It occurs when MySQL does not recognize the privilege level or it's syntactically incorrect for the specified context.

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Error Message

Illegal privilege level specified for %s

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Known Causes

3 known causes

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Incorrect Privilege Keyword

Specifying a privilege name that is not recognized by MySQL, possibly due to a typo or using a non-standard privilege name.

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Contextually Invalid Privilege

Attempting to grant a privilege level that is valid but not applicable to the specific database object (e.g., table, column) or scope in the statement.

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Syntax Error in Statement

A malformed `GRANT` or `REVOKE` statement where the privilege syntax is incorrect, preventing MySQL from parsing it correctly.

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Solutions

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General Troubleshooting Tips

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