mysqlcheck on Unix
We are having problems with some of our servers whereas certain tables keep on becoming corrupt (don't know why this keeps happening yet).
Luckily mysqlcheck can repair these but it hammers the CPU and locks out all users. Is there any way mysqlcheck can be run at a lower priority so the users not using that particular table can sort of run.
Even a read only mode that didn't lock the table at all would be good to find out if the table is in fact corrupt.
Unfortunately we're running on Sco Unix 5.07 (single threading).
Thanks for your help.
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