Had to rebuild my laptop this weekend. Made sure to make a backup copy
of /var/lib/mysql/*. Loaded on the mysql binary tar (as gentoo doesn't have
4.1.3 in portage yet), and copied my data back across.
However, even with the innodb files in place, the mysql engine is saying
things like:
On Monday 16 August 2004 11:05, Duncan Hill might have typed:
Had to rebuild my laptop this weekend. Made sure to make a backup copy
of /var/lib/mysql/*. Loaded on the mysql binary tar (as gentoo doesn't
have 4.1.3 in portage yet), and copied my data back across.
However, even with the
;
Good luck. HTH.
Bill
Date: Thu, 29 May 2003 12:47:02 -0700
Subject: RE: Recovering table structures from .frm files?
From: Mark Morley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mark Morley [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a couple of .frm files with no corresponding data or index
files. Is it possible
I have a couple of .frm files with no corresponding data or index
files. Is it possible to recover the table structure (field names,
types, sizes) from these files?
Mark
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I have a couple of .frm files with no corresponding data or index
files. Is it possible to recover the table structure (field names,
types, sizes) from these files?
More info: these appear to have been created under MySQL 4.0.x and they were
originally InnoDB files. I can see a list of
Mark,
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Subject: RE: Recovering table structures from .frm files?
I have a couple of .frm files with no corresponding data or index
files. Is it possible
