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> | LastUpdated | timestamp | YES | |
> CURRENT_TIMESTAMP | |
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> 3 rows in set (0.00 sec)
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> James Moseley
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I went through the MySQL tutorials and created test
tables to delete, within test databases and got that
down. I also went ahead and practiced importing and
populating fields within a table, from a flat file.
I've gone through all the the RT documentation,
researched the archives, and even went t
it from the definitions". Apologies if you're
> already beyond this level.
>
> Good luck,
> Ole
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>
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> On Fri, 2007-07-13 at 11:59 -0400, Drew Barnes
> wrote:
> > Since it seems it is only the sessions table that
> is borked,
Are there any resources you've seen that were written
well and described MySQL DB recovery? I've been
digging through the MySQL documentation and
Yahoo/Googled for "How-To" articles, but most seem to
assume a certain level of knowledge I don't possess.
I feel dumb. I can compile, run and maintai
Thanks Ole,
I checked and with the standard install my database is
indeed in /var. I'm playing with myisamchk to see if
there's a way to restore.
I asked the IT department to back this server up for
years, but they've ignored me. This is the only
machine I have permissions, otherwise I'd have
First post didn't get a single reply, so please let me
know if I'm not posting correctly. I've read the FAQs
and posted on this list before.
The system is a 3 year old RT (RT 3.0.4 I believe)
that has been running without problems. The /var
partition filled up at some point in time and this
erro
First, I googled this error and dug through archives
before posting.
SysInfo
System:
Intel PC running RedHat Linux Release 7.3 (Valhalla),
kernel 2.4.18-3
Perl 5.6.1 ModPerl 1.29
Apache 1.3.29 (error log file is c
