Hi Michael,

the fix did prevent the problem from occurring on older versions, but it
doesn't fix the data.

Could it be the bad data was there before, maybe from using an older
DBMS version?

The simplest fix is to delete the entries in the old_ and deleted_
tables with the doubled up IDs and then restart your DBMS.

Hope this helps,

Katrin

On 25.08.22 11:03, Michael Kuhn wrote:
Hi

In our library we are using Debian 11 with MariaDB 10.5.15 and Koha
21.05.14.

When deleting bibliographic records in the staff client, some
deletions produce the message: "An error has occurred! Error 500 /
This message may have been caused by any of the following reasons:
etc." In such cases Koha menu "About Koha > System information" shows
the message aubout data problems, saying

 Some of your tables have problems with their auto_increment values
which may lead to data loss.

 You should not ignore this warning.

 The problem is that InnoDB does not keep auto_increment across SQL
server restarts (it is only set in memory). So on server startup the
auto_increment values are set to max(table.id)+1.

 To know how to avoid this problem see the related wiki page: DBMS
auto increment fix


According to
https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/DBMS_auto_increment_fix the
problem shouldn't appear with MariaDB 10.5.15 but as a trial we have
implemented the solution described there and have restarted everything
- still the problem persists.

In such cases file "plack-error.log" shows the following:

 {UNKNOWN}: DBI Exception: DBD::mysql::db do failed: Duplicate entry
'6187-marcxml-MARC21' for key 'deletedbiblio_metadata_uniq_key' [for
Statement "
                INSERT INTO deletedbiblio_metadata (biblionumber,
format, `schema`, metadata)
                SELECT biblionumber, format, `schema`, metadata FROM
biblio_metadata WHERE biblionumber=?
            "] at /usr/share/koha/lib/C4/Biblio.pm line 2907

I suspect this behavior indeed looks like the original auto_increment
problem described in bugs 18242, 18651, 18966, 19106 and 20271 but the
reason may in fact not be the same since the described problem
shouldn't appear at all in MariaDB 10.5.15.

Does anyone have an idea what is happening and how we can solve it?

Best wishes: Michael
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