Hi,
Yesterday I had a problem in a InnoDB table that I needed
to DROP and reimport the table.
When I tryed to reimport the table, most of the data was lost.
So, I´ve tryed to reimport the data from the backups (created via
mysqldump) and these datas were still corrupted.
So, it brings to my mind some doubts:
1) Is it common?
Is difficult to have to trust in database that can´t gives you
a real security about the data ingrity.
2) Is there a way to look for the corrupted tables in the whole
database, automaticaly?
I´d like to create some monitor where it would send me an
alert when a table is corrupted
3) Is there a way to check the backup to be sure it´s OK?
I can´t depends on a backup that I´m not sure it´s OK.
I´m running MySQL-4.1.7
I´ve had some problems with big MyISAM tables, but in these
cases REPAIR and OPTIMIZE table have solved.
Yesterday the problem happened in a InnoDB table.
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Ronan
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