Create WordPress Administrator account

Create-WordPressAdmin.sql

/* Get a list of possible prefixes */
SELECT TRIM( TRAILING "usermeta" FROM TABLE_NAME) as PrefixesFound FROM information_schema.TABLES WHERE TABLE_NAME LIKE "%usermeta%";

/*
This will autodetect the first table prefix.
NOTE: ONLY USE IF THERE IS ONLY ONE PREFIX FOUND
*/
SET @TablePrefix = (SELECT TRIM( TRAILING "usermeta" FROM TABLE_NAME) as PrefixesFound FROM information_schema.TABLES WHERE TABLE_NAME LIKE "%usermeta%" LIMIT 1);
SELECT @TablePrefix;

/* Otherwise manually set the prefix */
SET @TablePrefix = 'wp_';

/* Additional configuration settings */
SET @NewUsername = 'jrush';
SET @NewName = 'Jason Rush';
SET @NewEmail = 'hire@jason-rush.com';
SET @NewPassword = 'T3mporary!';

/* End configuration */

SET @UsersTable = CONCAT(@TablePrefix, "users");
SET @UsermetaTable = CONCAT(@TablePrefix, "usermeta");

/* Verify if the user already exists */
SELECT * FROM @UsersTable WHERE username = @NewUsername;

/* Create the user account */
INSERT INTO @UsersTable (`user_login`, `user_pass`, `user_nicename`, `user_email`, 
`user_status`)
    VALUES (@NewUsername, MD5(@NewPassword), @NewName, @NewEmail, '0');

/* Set the "administrator" capability */
INSERT INTO @UsermetaTable (`umeta_id`, `user_id`, `meta_key`, `meta_value`) 
    VALUES (NULL, (SELECT id FROM @UsersTable WHERE username = @NewUsername), 
        CONCAT( @TablePrefix, 'capabilities'), 'a:1:{s:13:"administrator";s:1:"1";}');

/* And set the user level to 10 (aka admin) */
INSERT INTO @UsermetaTable (`umeta_id`, `user_id`, `meta_key`, `meta_value`) 
    VALUES (NULL, (SELECT id FROM @UsersTable WHERE username = @NewUsername), CONCAT( @TablePrefix, 'wp_user_level'), '10');

/* Display the info for the user */
SELECT id,`user_login`,`user_email` FROM @UsersTable WHERE username = @NewUsername;

/* Display the metadata for the user */
SELECT * FROM @UsermetaTable WHERE `user_id` = (SELECT id FROM @UsersTable WHERE username = @NewUsername);