30-03-2002 00:25									#1
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quote: Database error in vBulletin: Invalid SQL: DELETE FROM searchindex WHERE postid=838613 mysql error: Server shutdown in progress mysql error number: 1053 Date: Friday 29th of March 2002 09:22:44 PM Script: /forums/editpost.php Referer: http://apolyton.net/forums/editpost...p;postid=838613

I go it when trying to edit a post.

	30-03-2002 00:27									#2
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Ok that was freaky, anyone seeing something other than the text error that I though I posted?

	30-03-2002 00:29									#3
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Curioser and curiouser.

	30-03-2002 00:34									#4
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I canpt quite make it out- but why is there a thread within a thread?

	30-03-2002 00:43									#5
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Did you post a [ table ] and forget to close it?

	30-03-2002 00:53									#7
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no he used a comment tag

code:

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	30-03-2002 00:55									#8
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Ooops, I didn't realise (obviously), all I did was copy and paste the error message.

Could you close the other thread of mine, please.

	30-03-2002 01:06									#9
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quote: Originally posted by Sagacious Dolphin Could you close the other thread of mine, please.

what thread is that?

	30-03-2002 01:12									#10
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Someone has already deleted it.

	30-03-2002 11:03									#11
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You're trying to do something when the database was locked. I think.

	02-04-2002 07:03									#12
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That error can happen in a number of ways with MySQL - usually, there's too many hits on the database server at the moment, and some queries time out -

it can also happen with the time delay between getting the output through PHP and making the input action - say you try to edit a post i just deleted or moved. The second query can't run because the record it's trying to work on isn't the same anymore.

Usually, it's a transitory error from database server load, and then later on, you can carry out the action correctly - but vBulletin doesn't queue the query, it returns an error so you know what's going on.