Dan Rich wrote: > I've run into an odd problem where my database has become corrupted. > I've decided that this is a good time to migrate my database from sqlite > to mysql, but have a problem. > > Since the old database is corrupted sqlite3 won't read anything from > it. Does anyone have tools to scan the existing volumes and rebuild the > database? I can probably build some scripts to do part of the job, but > I'm not sure what all of the table interdependencies are, so it's a bit > risky. > > (Sorry about the multiple messages - my mail server refused the mail and then apparently sent it anyway).
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