[mythtv-users] DB charset pre-conversion test failed! Your database seems to be partially corrupted.
Brian J. Murrell
brian at interlinx.bc.ca
Mon Nov 9 19:00:31 UTC 2009
On Mon, 2009-11-09 at 13:51 -0500, Michael T. Dean wrote:
> Exactly. It could be missing for a variety of reasons.
>
> a) The table was crashed when the user did a backup of her 0.21-fixes
> database, so it wasn't backed up
"The user"
> b) The user decided that he would "optimize" his MySQL database by
> changing certain tables from the MyISAM storage engine to the InnoDB
> storage engine, then backed up his 0.21-fixes database (which has the
> instructions to create the table using the InnoDB storage engine), and
> restored the backup into a database server on which the distro was kind
> enough to disable the "unnecessary/RAM-consuming" InnoDB storage engine
"The user"
> c) The table was corrupt and mysqlcheck was unable to repair it, so the
> user just deleted it and didn't see any problems so figured she had fixed it
"The user"
> d) The user accidentally deleted the table
"The user"
> e) The user at some point in the past did the backup/restore thing
> mentioned above and has been running without that table (and getting
> tons of error messages in his logs) since then
"The user"
> f) The user had problems with his DB schema in the past, and /rather
> than fixing the problem properly/ (as my suggestion would do), he
> decided to just hack at the DB/schema until he saw no signs of the issue
> he had noticed (but left other brokennes in place)
"The user"
> g)...
Those are all variations on the same "the user was dicking around in the
database" theme. There has been no dicking around here in mysql. I
hate mysql and have as little to do with it as I can. The only
manipulating of the database being done here is my the various pieces of
Myth software itself.
b.
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