An INTERNAL_ERROR that is caused by database corruption is an error encountered within a database system due to data integrity issues or internal inconsistencies. Database corruption can occur due to various factors, such as software bugs or disk errors.
When corruption happens, it can lead to the loss or inaccessibility of data, abnormal behavior, or system crashes. An INTERNAL_ERROR typically indicates that the database system has encountered an unexpected condition that prevents it from functioning properly.
Resolving this issue involves identifying and repairing the corrupted data or restoring the database from a backup if available. It is important to address database corruption promptly to prevent data loss and maintain the reliability and stability of the affected system.
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Database Check
- Log into the cPanel
- Navigate to MySQL Databases, located in the Databases section
- Within the Modify Databases section, select the database from the Check Database drop-down menu
- Click the Check Database button
- Review the report
Database Repair
- Log into the cPanel
- Navigate to MySQL Databases, located in the Databases section
- Within the Modify Databases section, select the database from the Repair Database drop-down menu
- Click Repair Database
- Review the site to see if the error has been resolved
NOTE: If the error is still present and the database is still showing as corrupted, reach out to a MySQL developer to assist with restoring the database or restore the database from a backup.