Re: How can I force a MySQL DB to become corrupted?
Posted by:
Shay _Fox
Date: February 10, 2016 12:56PM
Phillip Ward Wrote:
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> Why on Earth would you want to do this?
> "Teach-Yourself Database Forensic Examination in
> one really, really uncomfortable lesson"?
>
> Anyway ...
>
> Define "corrupted".
>
> If you want physical corruption - bad bytes
> at the file level that MySQL probably won't be
> able to make sense of and may well crash,
> unrecoverably, in a heap, then just edit any data
> file in Notepad and save it.
> That should be pretty catastrophic.
>
> If you want logical corruption - records
> that don't relate properly to other records,
> inconsistencies between tables - then you need to
> fire off update and delete statements within the
> database (although the schema definition will
> often prevent you from doing so).
>
> Regards, Phill W.
Well said Pill. Thanks for sharing the info.
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