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So <b>pymysql</b> is just a pure Python MySQL/MariaDB client.<br />
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You connect the same way you'd connect using the native mysql client (user/pass or passing a defaults file which includes user/pass).<br />
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Keep in mind, depending on type of work you're doing, pymysql can be orders of magnitude slower than mysql.<br />
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Also pymysql will have subtle differences from the native mysql client which will be maddening to try + figure out.<br />
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Likely best to stick with the native mysql client, unless you just have time to burn tracking down weird problems.
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When using pymysql, is there a way to connect to MySQL database using a login-path created with mysql_config_editor?
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When using pymysql, is there a way to connect to MySQL database using a login-path created with mysql_config_editor?

Connect to MySQL using pymysql and  login-path that was setup with mysql_config_editor

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