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Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by iLinux85, Apr 25, 2014.

  1. iLinux85

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    I have server based on Linux 64 Bit centos 6.5 and Mysql innoDB engine

    I created database for php script require database installation , after i successfully finished installation for first time i manually delete the database tables in /var/lib/mysql/databsename and try to re-install the php script again , the 2nd time i got problem installing the script which is tables already exist !

    I restart the Mysql , delete ib_log files , the php script still recognize that there is tables exists

    How Could I possible clear the cache for the database to recognize that the database already have no tables ?
     
    #1 iLinux85, Apr 25, 2014
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    Are you trying to delete a database ? Why not try drop database <database> in your mysql ?
     
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    #2 samachosting, Apr 25, 2014
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    You're doing waaaay to much. Just go into cPanel and drop the database you created, or go into cPanel -> phpMyAdmin and delete all the tables inside of the database.
     
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    Yes, you could simply delete the database directly through cPanel. Manually removing files associated with InnoDB is never advised unless you are a qualified system administrator and understand the consequences of such actions.

    Thank you.
     
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