05th July 2010
MySQL is a widely-used and advanced relational database management system. It enables you to store your significant data in a reliable database, using either InnoDB or MyISAM storage engines. You can also use MySQL database with any of the project managem...
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05th July 2010
Is your MySQL database gets crashed frequently? Are you unable to start MySQL database service and getting an error message every time you trying to open the MySQL database? Well, this behavior can be the outcome of critical database corruption scenarios....
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05th July 2010
MySQL is an open source database that is used as a means for enterprise solutions. It is widely used in various high-traffic Web applications such as Flickr, Nokia, Google, etc. One such application is Webtrends Analytics that keeps track of the user beha...
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05th July 2010
MySQL is the most popular open-source database in the world. It has the distinction of being the only database that is used in every continent. Yes, even Antartica!!! The reasons for such popularity is its availability, performance, robustness, etc. It pr...
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05th July 2010
The DDL (Data Definition Language) commands are used to define (or modify) the definition of a database table. Likewise in MySQL, the ALTER TABLE command is one of the DDL commands that is used to change the structure of the table. Using this command, you...
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05th July 2010
MySQL is a relational database management system (MySQL) that provides multi-user access to many databases. MySQL database is used by some of the most high-traffic websites, such as Google, Wikipedia, Facebook, YouTube, etc. MySQL provides several disting...
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04th June 2010
Upgrading to a newer version of MySQL is a desirable step to make use of all the advanced features of the latest version. This way, you can use the improved functionality such as faster database performance, more secure database, quicker turnaround time, ...
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04th June 2010
MySQL database table corruption can occur due to various reasons, one of them being importing of incorrect table structure in the database. Once the database gets corrupted due to the above reason, it becomes unmountable. In most of these situations, you ...
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04th June 2010
Each MyISAM table is stored in three files, namely .frm for table format, .myd for data, and .myi for table indexes. Corruption in these files is usually the result of system failure. When a MyISAM table doesn't close properly, it sometimes creates unavoi...
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04th June 2010
When using InnoDB storage engine, the ibdata files serve as system tablespace containers. Along with internal system information, these files might also contain user indexes and data. If any of these file(s) get corrupt, the entire database can go inacces...
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04th June 2010
MySQL database is the most preferred database across the world. The most prominent reasons for this preference - apart from it being an open source database - are its security, fast performance, reliability, and almost bug-free nature among others. Becaus...
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14th May 2010
MySQL is a popular and widely used Relational Database Management System, which uses different types of storage engines to store and manage data in the database. Among all other storage engines of MySQL application, InnoDB is the most powerful one. InnoDB...
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12th May 2010
Corruption occurs in MySQL database while you are mounting, reading, modifying, or closing the database. Few reasons responsible for corruption of the database could be improper system shutdown, concurrent execution of same database component, virus infec...
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26th March 2010
A MyISAM storage engine consists of numerous MyISAM tables based on a certain code. This code get damaged on corruption due to any software bug. Once the code gets corrupted due to a software bug, the table too gets corrupted. In such cases, a database us...
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22nd March 2010
There can be numerous factors responsible for the corruption of MyISAM table. Few of the most common are simultaneous modification of table by two different applications (like an external program and by the server), killing of MySQLD process in the middle...
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