MYSQL password changed but the old one remains cached

I changed my password for my mysql but the old one still works with a 3d party editor and the new one does not
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I'm sorry but this question would not be platform specific, there would be many tutorials on how to change a mysql password, please find and follow one of them.
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Percy
Percy3mo ago
Project ID: 8a9926a1-e9c1-4e60-9103-f11f5cc1836c
Discipol
Discipol3mo ago
8a9926a1-e9c1-4e60-9103-f11f5cc1836c tried:
ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'new_password';
ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'new_password';
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Brody
Brody3mo ago
I'm sorry but this question would not be platform specific, there would be many tutorials on how to change a mysql password, please find and follow one of them.
Discipol
Discipol3mo ago
1) I would just like to confirm that it is possible 2) There is no caching of the pre-made pasasword any kind on Railway's end
Brody
Brody3mo ago
1) of course you can change a mysql password 2) no, not at all, you are given an unmanaged mysql database
Discipol
Discipol3mo ago
Understood! I must have used the wrong command for the SQL version Railway uses