mysql - Question about SQL syntax -

What's wrong with anyone? Why a syntax error outputs?

MySQL Monitor ends with the Welcome Order; Or your MySQL connection ID 169 server version: 5.0.51a-3ubuntu5.7 (Ubuntu)

Type 'help;' Or '\ c' to clear the buffer for help.

Give all authorizations to mysql> 'Route' @ 'Localhost' ->; The query is ok, affected 0 rows (0.14 seconds)

mysql> 'm' was identified with the allowed option; Error 1064 (42000): There is an error in your SQL syntax; Check the manual related to your MySQL server version for correct syntax to use 'new_password' along with the line 'mysql>

Regards

on line 1.

JV

Is it not spread on two lines, so the MySQL client has given it two questions Do not understand?

Try executing the query as a line:

Grant all authority over. TO 'Route' @ 'Localhost' identified with "grant option";