Database Tables Have Become Invisible!
I am running MySQL 5.5 (Community) under Linux Mint 17.3. Yesterday I was loading a number of databases in preparation for some cross-database queries. Unfortunately on the last database the system ran out of disc space (my fault as I should have kept a closer eye on things). Anyway after I sorted this out I dropped and reloaded the last database. I can query on this with no problem. However, if I query the others it says the relevant table does not exist. However if I use “Show Table” they appear to be there. WorkBench 6.0 also displays the tables but says they do not exist when I query them. If I check on disc within /var/lib/mysql there is a directory for each database with a .frm and .ibd for each table, which appear to be the appropriate size. Can I retrieve the situation or is it back to square one?
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Database Tables Have Become Invisible!
January 09, 2018 08:36AM
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