At this point, our database is ready for some Python script. Let's create a new Python file and provide database parameters:
import MySQLdbSQL_IP ="10.10.10.130"SQL_USERNAME="root"SQL_PASSWORD="EnterpriseAutomation"SQL_DB="TestingPython"sql_connection = MySQLdb.connect(SQL_IP,SQL_USERNAME,SQL_PASSWORD,SQL_DB)print sql_connection
The parameters provided (SQL_IP, SQL_USERNAME, SQL_PASSWORD, and SQL_DB) are needed to establish the connection and authenticate against the database on port 3306.
The following table mentions the parameters and their meaning:
| Parameter | Meaning |
| host | The server IP address that has the mysql installation. |
| user | The username with administrative privileges over the connected database. |
| passwd ... |
