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I tried to update my Mysql instance to support remote access. I went to MySQL Administration UI and added % (any host) for user root and removed all other entries.
Now I cannot access MySQL as root from any machine including localhost. What is the best way to fix this?
mysqld.exe --skip-grant-tableslocalhostand a127.0.0.1record for root to the mysql.user table)