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Kumaro

04-11-2002 11:07 AM

meh...i'd rather just use repair.php
thanks.

Webmasta XT

04-11-2002 07:35 PM

where can I get repair.php ?? whatever file freddie is talking about.. where can I get that?

GuruXL

04-12-2002 12:45 AM

the repair.php is in the zip, under the 'extras' folder

Floris

04-12-2002 05:41 AM

When you download vbulletin.zip from the members area on vbulletin.com you will have 2 folders, upload/ and extra/ The repair.php is in the extras/ folder.

ZiRu$

04-13-2002 04:57 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Scheccia
delete the space in excess in your database whit a click.
Optimize Table's space.

spaces??????

Jawelin

04-13-2002 07:31 AM

phpMyAdmin v2.2.4 + does the job, even.
:)

Webmasta XT

04-13-2002 12:37 PM

thnx GuruXL and xiphoid, time to optimize my database, lol

Wolf42

04-13-2002 08:23 PM

I installed it couse I like the integration to the AdminCP.

Scott MacVicar

04-13-2002 10:59 PM

I have to say this is a pretty pointless hack, what is this optimization going to get you? a couple of kb shaved off your board size is not really worth it for the amount of cpu time and memory that will get devoted to it.

Though i optimize all my tables every 24 hours before they get backed up.

Jawelin

04-14-2002 09:20 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by PPN
[...]
Though i optimize all my tables every 24 hours before they get backed up.

Please, excuse the o-t.

Uh, PPN ? I'm not good at MySql properly, but know DBs enough.
Just a tip: DON'T make such a mass operation BEFORE a backup, do it just after.... :nervous:
Such an operation is very inensive to the DBMS engine and if something goes wrong (i.e. db goes down) during that, I'll lose any rollback feature as the engine loose the control.
Your side, you'll loose last 24h activity of your board...

Unrequested tip: make each all-table intensive operation after a backup... You said, with the optimization you'd recover only few bytes for your backed-up gzip file... with very high risk.

Bye

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