Jennifer Slis wrote:
> 
> I am extremely new to mySQL (and the Linux environment all together). I have
> been building/maintaining a mySQL/PHP site. Today, the site began giving me
> errno 145 (cannot open file) errors. I found that meant I had at least one
> corrupt table, so I went into mySQL, found I had two corrupt tables and ran
> REPAIR TABLE. That fixed one of the tables, but the other one kept giving
> the error msg text as "69 when writing to datafile" as a result of REPAIR
> TABLE. So after much searching, I found a more extensive repair mechanism in
> myisamchk. However, everything I have found assumes I have this utility
> running. I am running mySQL 3.23.38, but when I type "myisamchk" my server
> claims "command not found". So (a) is there a different way to repair my
> table? (without having to wipe all data and rebuild the table -- it has a
> ton of records) or (b) how do I get this myisamchk utility running on my
> server so the command means something?? Also, I tried mysqld --myism-recover
> but it printed out a few lines, then said "ready for connections" and just
> sat there. I left it alone for a while thinking maybe it was just taking
> forever, but it never finished until I hit Ctrl C. ANY help would be much
> appreciated!!!
> 
> Jenn
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> _________________________________________________________________

Jennifer:

What are the chances you're out of disk space?

df

The above command will tell you if you've used up all your disk space on your db
partition.

Van
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