Hello Joanne,
Regarding: "Is there any command to check if the index or database in good
condition."
That's why I listed the pragma below in my email of last night and repeat email
earlier.
You're in luck if only the index is corrupted of course.
SAVE a copy of your current database (very important).
Try dropping the index and rebuilding it.
Even if ok at that point, you might want to then run a VACUUM.
==================
Joanne,
I couldn't say, but if I were you I'd probably
-- Hold tight to my backups of my data.
-- Run "PRAGMA integrity_check;" as soon as possible.
-- See if the problem can be reproduced using the command-line utility.
-- Is there an index defined on peerid? Does "Explain query plan" show that
it is used by the first query. If so, perhaps the peerid index contains some
corruption?
-- Does adding "peerid" to your second select run without error?
Regards,
Donald
-----Original Message-----
From: sqlite-users-boun...@sqlite.org [mailto:sqlite-users-boun...@sqlite.org]
On Behalf Of Joanne Pham
Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 2009 4:02 PM
To: General Discussion of SQLite Database
Subject: [sqlite] How to check the healthy of database and the indexes ofthe
tables
Hi All,
I had the database and one of the index is not good condition. Every time I use
the index by select ... group by .. the result only return few rows and the
message print out that "database disk image is malformed". Is there any
command to check if the index or database in good condition.
Thanks,
JP
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