Shi-Ming Chen wrote:
Recently I upgraded my box from Redhat 8.0 to Fedora Core 1. There is a
MySQL server in this box, and I backuped my_table_name.[frm, MYI, MYD]
to a safe place. After installing FC1, I copied these backuped files to
/var/lib/mysql/my_db_name/, and it worked. But I lost some records!
When I use the sql command: SHOW TABLE STATUS FROM my_db_name, it shows
that the there is *3558* rows in my_table_name, but when I use: SELECT *
FROM my_table_name, it only shows *1816* rows!
How can I recover my lost rows?
Thanks.
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Shi-Ming Chen
And then I put my_table_name.[frm, MYI, MYD] to a MySQL (ver.4) server
in Windows, and it shows ALL rows! My disaster is over, but I am curious
that why the MySQL in FC1 can't read all rows? (Original MySQL version
in RH8 and FC1 is 3)
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Shi-Ming Chen
