I have installed the last version of XAMPP for MAC OS, Apache runs without any problems, MySQL too, but when i attempt to create, edit, or import smth, always appears error with MySQL answer: #1932 - Table 'phpmyadmin.pma__tracking' doesn't exist in engine.
Notice, that i didn't edit configuration files, this error started appearing after installing program.
Tried to find answer everywhere, but without result. All information i found was devoted to error #1146, but i think that it isn't the same one...
Thanks!
It seems like, the database you have selected is 'phpmyadmin'. Where there is no table with name 'pma__tracking'. Hope you should select another database.
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so I started my laptop to work this morning and my system had just recovered from a crash. And I had to use the system restore option available on windows to start my system. After this, I started my xampp and after trying to open one of my recent databases, I got the error table does not exist on this engine. After checking my error log, I found a link: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/innodb-troubleshooting-datadict.html.
I have visited the link but couldn't find a useful information to solve my problem. Please help guys.
I am currently running phpMyAdmin 4.7.1 against a mySQL 5.6.16 database on my Mac (El Capitan). Everything worked well, but in order to upgrade my test Moodle database, I had to upgrade my PHP installation from 5.5.38 to 5.6.30, which I did using the excellent installation instructions here (https://coolestguidesontheplanet.com/?s=El+Capitan+php). HOWEVER, as soon as I did so, my phpMyAdmin began behaving oddly. I can still log in, list table structure and browse contents, but then I run into problems.
ONE: When phpMyAdmin lists contents of a table, the select * from SQL is shown in the window at the top of the page. If I "refresh" this -- i.e., running SQL which phpMyAdmin successfully just ran, the window hangs with a message that it is trying to contact my Mac server (by name), then goes blank.
TWO: If I try to export table contents using the phpMyAdmin option, the window also hangs with the contact message, then goes blank.
There are no messages in /var/log/apache2/error_log, in /var/log/mysql/mysqld.error, or in /var/log/php/php_error.log. There are no messages in the system.log, so I am stuck without a clue as to the issue.
Replacing PHP 5.5.38 as my PHP engine makes phpMyAdmin work (but I can't use this version going forward because it doesn't work with other software I need to develop).
I have compared the php.ini files and extension files as much as possible, but I cannot find where the pertinent lie, other than that I am using a stricter developer version of PHP 5.6.30 than I was for PHP 5.5.38. Infrequently, the export will work -- so I must have a permissions issue or a resource issue in my environment.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Try to export the specific tables, and not the entire database at one go, or just use mysql workbench.
then try and install another php with the phpmyadmin server.. do backup your database you can get that from C:\xampp\mysql\data for windows user.
I have a VPS running centos 7 in which I have installed Postgresql-9.3. It was running fine for the last one year. Now, when I need to take a backup using pg_dump it is not working. It was working. I used
pg_dump -d <role_name> > <backup_file_name.sql>
It doesn't show any errors. But there is no backup file being created.
SQL Queries are working fine.
Also my project (based on Yii framework) is unable to connect with the database anymore. Shows
CDbException
CDbConnection failed to open the DB connection: could not find driver
It all suddenly happened and I am stuck.
None of the logs give me any hint. Where should I check to find out a solution?
As for second question - seems like you are missing php-postgress drivers, exactly as error message says. You can try installing them back, as described in this question: How do I enable php to work with postgresql?
As for the first - I think that you updated or removed some important packages from your system. Also it could be upgrade consequences.
I'm using MAMP and OS X 10.10.1 and use Time Machine to backup my local environment. I've recently had several occurances where a database disappears from phpMyAdmin and is inaccessible to my local site but is visible if I connect through mysql on the command line. I do however see that some of the databases are conflicted and are listed like so:
wp_commentmeta
#mysql50#wp_comments (MacBook Pro de...conflicted
wp_comments
What is the best way to get rid of these conflicted files? I think the conflicted file contains the most recent information so I would prefer to keep that if possible.
I'm guessing this is the reason for the tables disappearing from phpMyAdmin?
The error that keeps the databases from appearing indeed seems to be the message itself. Removing the #mysql50# and the conflict message as well as the less recent version of the table will leave the database in its most recent state before the conflict occurred.
I am running a LAMP server for my development environment on Ubuntu 11.10.
I installed pear's DB (I know its deprecated, but this Google maps API class requires it)...
I have installed it, but now every time I try to load this "HelloWorld" map I'm testing on, I get an error message DB Error: not found.
I checked my dsn string and it looks good, I changed the database table to the correct table I am using, etc.
Apache error log doesn't report anything for this problem.
Has anybody run into a similar problem, or have any ideas what the problem could be?
If you need to see any code, I'll post it...
The database driver you're using cannot be found. Check if you're using the correct one.