by Monica Silva | Aug 11, 2022 | Blog, MySQL
The error log is an important tool for troubleshooting. The size of the error log file can get quite large if left unattended. For starters, there are not many parameters that can be adjusted to impact its size in any way, unlike the binlog that has a few system...
by XTIVIA | Jan 8, 2021 | Blog, MySQL
If within a MySQL instance a schema name such as “#mysql#lost+found” or “#lost+found” is listed when the “show schemas” or “show databases” command is run, it’s not a true schema but will appear when MySQL is installed in a...
by XTIVIA | Mar 24, 2020 | Blog, MySQL
When connection requests to a MySQL database from a given host are interrupted, MySQL keeps track of the number of successive interruptions in the host cache. MySQL will eventually block the host, giving them a message [1129] “Host ‘host_name’ is...
by XTIVIA | Jul 11, 2019 | Blog, MySQL
Here at XTIVIA we have provided professional services many times to clients running into errors while restoring a MySQL database from a backup created with mysqldump. One specific error on import of a backup, Error 1227, reports “Access denied; you need (at...
by XTIVIA | May 18, 2017 | Blog, MySQL
At XTIVIA, we have encountered the MySQL Error 1114, “table is full” on quite a few occasions. The description for the error is usually misleading as it implies that a table has reached or exceeded a maximum set limitation. Tables utilizing the InnoDB...
by XTIVIA | Feb 24, 2017 | Blog, MySQL
Learn with XTIVIA how to address the common MySQL Error, “Too many open files.” If you encounter the error where MySQL reports “Can’t open file: (errno: 24)”, analyze a few variables. The error usually occurs when the maximum number of...
