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Fix : check_mysql Has Determined That There Are Corrupted Database Tables (eximstats)
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In this tutorial, we can learn how to resolve this issue: check_mysql has determined that there are corrupted database tables (eximstats)
Error
“check_mysql has determined that there are corrupted database tables
cPanel & WHM has determined that the following database tables are corrupt:
Database Error
eximstats error : Record at pos: 26819502 is not remove-marked
error : record delete-link-chain corrupted
error : Corrupt
error : record delete-link-chain corrupted
error : Corrupt”
If you are getting these types of warning messages from cPanel, with anything related to “eximstats” you can repair the database/table.
Solution
1) Login to WHM.
2) Navigate to Home >> SQL Services.
3) Click on the icon ‘Repair a MySQL Database’.
4) Select the database ‘eximstats’ from the list of databases.
5) Click the button ‘Repair Database’.
You can resolve this issue from your back-end also.
1) Login to your server via SSH.
2) Run this command to repair the database.
# mysqlcheck -r eximstats
To repair all the database.
# mysqlcheck -r -A
3) Restart the MySQL service.
# Service mysql restart
If you need any further help please contact our support department.
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