<ul><li>To count rows in all MySQL tables using a Bash script, you can create a script that queries each table and returns the row count for each table.</li><li>The script requires MySQL login credentials, retrieves all tables in the database, and loops through each table to count the rows.</li><li>To execute the script, make it executable and run it on the Unix-like system with Bash available.</li><li>The output shows the table name followed by the corresponding row count.</li></ul>

How to Count Rows in All MySQL Tables Using a Bash Script

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