MySQL Error Code: 1030Got error -1 from storage engine; I've tried to delete data from my database

I have a database including some tables, when I want to delete data from tables which includes an "Auto Increment" field, using this query:

delete开发者_如何学运维 from test.table1 ;

I got this error:

 Error Code: 1030Got error -1 from storage engine

Why this happens? What should I do?

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Try to change innodb_force_recovery value (in your /etc/my.cnf).

Error -1 says NOTHING. Without your tables creation code (SHOW CREATE TABLE table_name) can not say where exactly problem is.

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You also get this error, if your file system is full.

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I just got this one and it was due to the fact that the new folder on the SSD drive where I wanted the new table to go was created under root and mysql runs under the mysql user. So cd to your data folder chown mysql . and it solves the problem.

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Go to /etc/my.cnf or /etc/mysql/my.cnf

Comment line innodb_force_recovery=1

Save the file and restart mysql

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try repair table (ISAM engine)

if its innodb engine look at this link :

http://www.mysqlperformanceblog.com/2008/07/04/recovering-innodb-table-corruption/

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I also met this error while deleting 2 rows from an Innodb table, only 2 particular rows can't be deleted. I Google the error, but can't find better solutions.

So i tried this:

1. Create a backup for my db (exporting db).

2. Re-Installing MySQL Server

3. Restoring my db (importing db).

4. Then there is no -1 engine error on deletion/update.

Success...

I think the error may occur due to invalid configuration of MySQL server with respect to storage engines.

Thank You....

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FIXED!! check your memory by df -h. also check inodes df -i. if its full, delete some files.

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I see no answer has been selected as the right answer.

I found that in our database config we had the innodb_force_recovery configured. Once we disabled / commented it out, the queries ran as expected.

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Find the value of innodb_force_recovery at /etc/mysql/my.cnf(for linux). if it is 0, remove it or comment it out.

Example

innodb_force_recovery = 0

change it to:

#innodb_force_recovery = 0

Reference:

InnoDB: innodb_force_recovery is on: we do not allow InnoDB: database modifications by the user.

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For me the problem was solved by restarting my database (in my case Mariadb).

systemctl restart mariadb

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Just modify to

#innodb_force_recovery = 1

It works to me.

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Here's how I solved it, I just had the same error:

1. Open Control Panel
2. Select Unistall Programs
3. Right click and select"Uninstall" on Microsoft Visual Basic Tools
4. Restart your PC