Peter Zaitsev wrote:
> I'm quite lucky with providing with bad tables which does not repear
> properly or having other strange behavior.
Sometimes when myisamchk does not work (or it says it has repaired the table
but it quickly become corrupted again), I find that dumping and reloading
the table is the best, sure way to repair it.
mysqldump db table --add-drop-table >somefile.sql
mysql db <somefile.sql
Of course make sure that the somefile.sql is not at your OS file-size limit.
--Bill
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