Broken MySQL databases

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ntadej

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All my mysql databases are broken. Is there a way to restore them, because I don't have any recent backup.
 

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When you say broken-what do you mean?

Do you mean there is data missing, or they have been rolled back to a previous period?
 

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I'm getting errors like this:
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#1033 - Incorrect information in file: './ntadej_main/phpns_comments.frm'

I think migration to new mysql servers is the problem.
 

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1. Which server?
2. Were they innoDB tables?
3. If you look at them in phpMyAdmin does it show them as 'views' rather than tables?
4. When did the problem start?
 

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1. chopin
2. They were created using cPanel's ''Create New Database''.
3. They look like tables but under Records/Type/Collation/Size/Overhead I see ''in use''
4. I didn't look at my page recently but I saw information about new MySQL servers and it didn't work since then.
 

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You need to attract the attention of staff so they can check your account for faults.
 

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I found 2 months old backup on my PC and will restore it.
Thanks for your help anyway.
 

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Okay :)
You may find there's a problem with the MySQL setup on your account, not the actual databases, so a restore wouldn't do much good.
 
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