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Mysql Repair Cron

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    • February 7, 2006 at 10:12 am #20469
      peterlaursen
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      You can use a SJA 'Notifications Service' Job for this.

      Just execute a statement like

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      repair  table `test`.`t1`;

      with that 'Notifications Job' and schedule that job with CRON.

      Further you can repair manually from SQLyog .. tools .. table diagnostics. When it is done like this you can copy the SQL to use with SJA from the HISTORY pane.

    • February 7, 2006 at 12:04 pm #20470
      peterlaursen
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      But maybe it was better to find the reason for that corruption and eliminate that reason? Such corruption probably is corruption of indexes. Corrupted indexes could lead to corruption of data themselves.

      Appropriate use of LOCK's, FLUSH's etc. with the scripts could be the way out …

      And you could insert a Check table tablename in the scripts and 'pick up' the server response (variable 'Msg_text'). If it is not 'OK' then you found the place where things start to go wrong.

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