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PHP Code:
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Could you runt the following 2 queries and post the outout:
[sql]DESCRIBE user; SHOW INDEX FROM user;[/sql] |
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<a href="http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/157/tablerp3.gif" target="_blank">http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/157/tablerp3.gif</a>
Here is a screen shot. |
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That only answers half of my question.
It seems you have added an index yourself on 'lastactivity', as this is not a default vB index. This index might be corrupted, i suggest dropping the index. If all s working as it should, you could try adding it again. Also this is not a default vB query, as vB nowhere in the source uses FORCE INDEX, i suggest removing that code. |
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I ran the query and posted the out put. I have all original vb files intact so I can;t remove it. |
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I asked for the out put of 2 queries, you only gave the output of 1 of them.
If it is not in a code-edit, then this query must come from a plugin, disable it. |
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Well as i said in the first post.. I have deleted all my hacks. All files are in tact.
The screen shot says I executed both queries. Regardless I did a quick fresh install on a db. Droped the last activity table from my live database. Imported the tabel from my fresh install. Now I have a new database error: Database error in vBulletin 3.6.5: PHP Code:
Ok checked an old database back up an imported a guest table from it. Now I am back to the first error. SQL query: DESCRIBE user; PHP Code:
Here si the results of the two seperate queries. |
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