InnoDB tables visible, but MySQL reports they don't exist.
This problem is causing a pickle for me. I have tried to restore a database by dropping it into the data folder. Big mistake. Anyway, this DB has 3 tables, one myISAM, 2 innoDB. The 2 innoDB tables are visible in WorkBench and other managers, but MySql won't drop them or allow any operations on them, reporting that the tables Do NOt Exist. Then, trying to ADD the tables results in an error that the tables ALREADY EXIST. Well, there must be a way to repair these. I can delete the 2 innoDB tables using the filesystem, but I'd like to get the data in them.
Bob
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/20/2011 03:15AM by Robert Dickow.
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