how_to:repairing_corrupted_database
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| badid INT; | badid INT; | ||
| begin | begin | ||
| + | DROP TABLE IF EXISTS badids; | ||
| + | CREATE TEMP TABLE badids (msgdataid BIGINT); | ||
| FOR badid IN SELECT msgdataid FROM messages.msgdata ORDER BY msgdataid LOOP | FOR badid IN SELECT msgdataid FROM messages.msgdata ORDER BY msgdataid LOOP | ||
| curid = curid + 1; | curid = curid + 1; | ||
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| exception | exception | ||
| when others then | when others then | ||
| + | INSERT INTO badids (msgdataid) VALUES(badid); | ||
| raise notice 'data for message % is corrupt', | raise notice 'data for message % is corrupt', | ||
| continue; | continue; | ||
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| This will read all the messages from the database, and tell you which message(s) it encountered an error with | This will read all the messages from the database, and tell you which message(s) it encountered an error with | ||
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| + | However, sometimes it won't find all problem messages, so it is a good idea to run it again after fixing any problems, until this script doesn' | ||
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| + | This script stores the bad message IDs in a temporary table called ' | ||
| ===Getting message summary info=== | ===Getting message summary info=== | ||
how_to/repairing_corrupted_database.txt · Last modified: 2024/01/15 11:35 by paul
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