Checking for corrupt, not cleanly closed and upgrade needing tables
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Wondered why sometimes you might see the following MySQL message?
Checking for corrupt, not cleanly closed and upgrade needing tables
In most cases this is not an error. It's only a system notification notifying you that MySQL is checking the tables during the start up process. However, if your tables were not cleanly closed, you might need to run these commands:
For not cleanly closed MyISAM tables
Check table(s):
myisamchk /path_to_mysql/db1.MYI
You can put an asterisk (*) to check all tables.
Repair table(s):
myisamchk --recover /path_to_mysql/db1.MYI
or with --safe-recover instead of --recover
SQL statements
In addition, there are some SQL statements for MyISAM and InnoDB tables that can help you with corrupt tables. These are:
CHECK TABLE_NAME
REPAIR TABLE_NAME
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