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MySQL > Table doesn’t exist. But it does (or it should)
I changed the datadir of a MySQL installation and all the bases moved correctly except for one. I can connect and USE the database. SHOW TABLES also returns me all the tables correctly, and the files of each table exists on the MySQL data directory. However, when I try to SELECT something from the table, I get an error message that the table does not exist. Yet, this does not make sense since I was able to show the same table through SHOW TABLES statement. My guess is that SHOW TABLES lists file existence but does not check whether a file is corrupted or not. Consequently, I can list those files but not access them. Nevertheless, it is merely a guess. I have never seen this before. Now, I cannot restart the database for testing, but every other application that uses it is running fine. But that’s just a guess, I’ve never seen this before. Does anyone know why this is happening? Example:
mysql> SHOW TABLES; +-----------------------+ | Tables_in_database | +-----------------------+ | TABLE_ONE | | TABLE_TWO | | TABLE_THREE | +-----------------------+ mysql> SELECT * FROM TABLE_ONE; ERROR 1146 (42S02): Table 'database.TABLE_ONE' doesn't exist 29 3 3 bronze badges
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have you restore the database from a backup? or you just copied the db files? do you have root access to the mysql server?
Path conflict when installing MySQL
When I tried to install as per the steps mentioned in the video, I get the option of selecting the versions of server and workbench to download, After I selected the latest version and tried to move forward with the installation, I get a path conflict. The screenshot of the path conflict for reference is attached below. Kindly provide me with the solution.
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Hi Deep!
Thanks for reaching out.
It seems that you have previously installed MySQL. So, you need to first uninstall MySQL and then install it again.
To remove MySQL Workbench and Server from your Windows computer, you need to go through the following 4 steps (with no exception). Make sure you complete all of them to finish the operation successfully:
- Uninstall MySQL from Control Panel/Programs and Features
- Uninstall MySQL from the start menu/Firewall/Allow an App through Windows Firewall (if found there)
- Remove all files from drive C:/ProgramData/MySQL (if this folder is hidden on your computer, you could search for %programdata% in the start menu)
- Remove all files from the Windows registry. To complete this step, you need to search for regedit in the start menu. Then, remove all files from the MySQL folder in the regedit editor.
You must complete all steps from 1) to 4) before you can restart your computer and retry installing the MySQ Workbench and Server again.