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Note: You may wish to back up your database before repairing it with phpMyAdmin. Learn how. This repair process is for advanced users.
Sign in to your My Services page.
Click the Hosting link.
Click the phpMyAdmin link in the Databases module.
Click on the database name you wish to repair. In this example, we'll click the blog database.
The list of database tables will display.
Click the Check All link at the bottom of the table list.
Select Repair table from the With selected: dropdown menu.
The repair process will now run, then display a status when complete.
You may also access and manage your database using PHP or Perl.
To learn more about MySQL, please visit the MySQL website.
Note: You may wish to back up your database before repairing it with MySQL. Learn how.
Sign in to your My Services page.
Click the Hosting link.
Click the MySQL Databases link in the Databases module.
Scroll down to Modify Databases and select the database you would like to repair under Repair Database.
Click the Repair Database button.
You'll see a Repairing Database complete message.