Innodb Fatal Error 13 In Rollback
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Innodb: Mmap(137363456 Bytes) Failed; Errno 12
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сообщение [ Отслеживать ] Интернет-шлюз ИКС: простое решение сложных задач. Управление доступом, учет трафика, фильтрация, межсетевой экран, почтовый, прокси-сервер, VPN. "упал mysql не знаю что делать" Сообщение от d_D_d on 16-Янв-09,12:52 InnoDB: Fatal error 13 in rollback.InnoDB: Error 13 means out of tablespace.InnoDB: Consider increasing your tablespace.В инете ничего путнего по этой теме не нашел...Может кто сталкивался? Что делать? Высказать мнение | Ответить | Правка | Cообщить модератору Оглавление упал mysql не знаю что делать, d_D_d, 14:08, 16-Янв-09, (1) упал mysql не знаю что делать, angra, 05:45, 17-Янв-09, (2) Сообщения по теме [Сортировка по времени | RSS] 1. "упал mysql не знаю что делать" Сообщение от d_D_d on 16-Янв-09,14:08 >InnoDB: Fatal error 13 in rollback. >InnoDB: Error 13 means out of tablespace. >InnoDB: Consider increasing your tablespace. >>>В инете ничего путнего по этой теме не нашел... >>Может кто сталкивался? Что делать? сорри - сам дурак. С утра башка не варит, чтение мануаллов спасло....Но появился второй вопрос, есть битые таблицы и не восстанавливаются. что делатьВот примерmysql> repair tables basket;+------------------------+--------+----------+---------------------------------------------------------------+| Table| Op | Msg_type | Msg_text|+------------------------+--------+----------+---------------------------------------------------------------+| test_smilart_ru.basket | repair | Error| Incorrect information in file: './test_smilart_ru/basket.frm' | | test_smilart_ru.basket | repair | error| Corrupt | +------------------------+--------+----------+---------------------------------------------------------------+2 rows in set (0.02 sec) Высказать мнение | Ответить | Правка | Наверх | Cообщить модератору 2. "упал mysql не знаю что делать" Сообщение от angra (ok) on 17-Янв-09,05:45 Восстанавливаться с бэкапа конечно, если он конечно у вас есть :)Стоит заметить что .frm это только структура таблицы, данные находятся в