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You may not need to supply all those options when you invoke mysql, but it's likely that you'll have to specify at least a name and password. Here's what the options mean:
-h host_name (alternate form: --host=host_name)
The server host you want to connect to. If the MySQL server is running on the same machine where you are running mysql, this option normally can be omitted.
-u user_name (alternate form: --user=user_name)
Your MySQL username. If you're using UNIX and your MySQL username is the same as your login name, you can omit this option; mysql will use your login name as your MySQL name.
Under Windows, the default user name is ODBC, which is unlikely to be a useful default for you. Either specify a -u option on the command line or add a default to your environment by setting the USER variable. For example, you can use the following set command to specify a user name of sampadm:
C:\> set USER=sampadm
If you place this command in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file, it will take effect whenever you start up Windows and you won't have to issue it at the prompt.
-p (alternate form: --password)
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