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Ran an SQL query, killed the forum
Hey there,
Before I start I would like to say that I used digitalpoint's vB Optimizing guide right here and I am aware that it clearly states that anything can break at any moment when applying these changes, but it was actually a mistake on my part. The thing is that I ran the following query:
And although my database uses a prefix, the query still ran somehow. So I ran it a second time with the appropriate prefix, and it worked... until a few hours ago. I am now getting e-mails from the vBulletin Database Error System similar to this;
My forums now point to a non-existent table and I cannot come up with a solution. I was hoping somebody here experienced enough in MySQL would be able to help me. Appreciate the help and much success, Thanks a lot! No members have liked this post.
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restore your backup database. You did back it up first didnt you?
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Of course he has backups. Everyone that runs a forum backs up their db daily.
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Are you sure? I bet that most of the forum owners never make backups before do something on it.
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First check, with a tool like phpMyAdmin if the table "post" and/or "prefix_post" dop exist in your database.
Next step is to check your ./includes/config.php, does it still have the prefix set correctly? If that is all correct, did you recently install a new modification or such that might not work with prefixes? @post #3 & #4 How are you helping with such useless posts?
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Marco van Herwaarden Ex vBulletin.org Coordinator No members have liked this post.
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I think that you have may have the post_table since that query can't delete it, just check the DB tables and look if is there. If you haven't phpMyAdmin access you can grab a tool for handle your DB externally (a php script).
Now I don't think that this is caused by a mod but can be a reason so, remember wich mods do you have installed, also add this line in the config.php to disable all the hooks:
Just simple tips that can help you. No members have liked this post.
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Hey there guys, thanks for the help but since it was an Internal Server Error (which I forgot to mention at the very beginning of this post), I had it fixed by my webhost who also said that it was a mistake on their part.
![]() However, for some reason, I still cannot explain the origin of this MySQL error because the post table never existed, it was actually forums_post but oh well, if it works, it works! ![]() No members have liked this post.
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Originally Posted by MadK
Glad to hear you recovered it. ![]()
Just so we can say "nyah nyah" to Marco, can we be assured that you are making daily db backups? No members have liked this post.
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Originally Posted by Videx
Concerning the last few posts, I'll be honest with you! ![]()
![]() ![]() Had to learn the hard way, like many others, I am pretty sure! ![]() Thanks for the help everybody, I truly appreciate it, I wish you all true success in all of your projects, MadK No members have liked this post.
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