Showing posts with label How to repair corrupt MySQL file. Show all posts
Showing posts with label How to repair corrupt MySQL file. Show all posts

Saturday, 26 April 2014

Identifying and Resolving MySQL Database Corruption

MySQL is open source database that has a large number of users all over the world. It is widely sued by number of people because it safe, secure and reliable to use. Apart from the most used database it is the excellent option for the program to build on LAMP platform. It can easily run of different operating system such as Linux, Macintosh, Windows, and Solaris etc. Due to extensive use it sometime gets corrupt and makes your data inaccessible. For MYSQL user’s corruption is equal to disaster. It is the most heartbreaking moment and the user appliers all its knowledge just to resolve the issue. Thus in many cases the corruption is hard to resolve and the inescapable result to data loss. At this situation only a recent backup can help you to get out this disastrous situation. The disastrous situation even gets worse when the user doesn’t have any proper backup or the backup is corrupted. To avoid such situation it is always recommended to have a proper backup so that you don’t have to feel disappointed.

Wednesday, 8 January 2014

How to Repair corrupted MySQL File?

MySQL is basically used as Relational Database Management System as it offers amazing features to the users so they love to use MySQL database whether for their small or big enterprises. This uses two main storage engine to store the data InnoDB and MyISAM where MyISAM is more famous than InnoDB. This also saves time and even money for high volume packed websites and business which includes all the popular industries. This format is very dependable but there is still a chance for getting corrupted. MySQL is part of fast growing software LAMP which includes Linux, Apache and MySQL. Therefore due to large use of MySQL database, it gets corrupted sometimes which can lead you in serious loss. This loss of data is very disappointing for those people who use MySQL on regular basis.