On Thu, Oct 12, 2006 at 04:52:23PM -0500, Carlos Mario Medina Marín wrote:
> Query Failed - table_insert(severity) - insert into severity
> (severity,bgcolor,fgcolor) VALUES
> ('New Severity','000000','FFFFFF') - Duplicate entry '127' for key 1
>
> I have changed the 127 level in the severity form, but when I click on save
> button it doesn't take the new value and show a problem with the 127 entry.
key 1 is usually the primary key and that is usually for id.
This is not "why mysql sucks" list but suffice to say, mysql is a bit
confused. It thinks the next available id is 127, but at the same time
it knows 127 is used; great isn't it?
start a mysql client and type:
REPAIR TABLE severity;
That should do it.
- Craig
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