I'm a data analyst and first of all would like to thank you and your friends for a wonderful tool Tabula. I have been using it over the recent months periodically and during past week quite actively. And, suddenly the tool ran out of order. I even deleted it from my computer and downloaded again, however, could not resolve the problem.
One thing I hesitate caused a problem, is that I almost didn't delete previously imported files. Another cause may be the file names which were numerical. What do you think, could these be reasons for a trouble or not and how can I revive it?
Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Karine.
I have a problem using mongodb, yesterday I was using 'test' database given by default by mongodb. I store some data and did a few queries with db.collectionName.find() and the information was there. Today I woke up to continue working and the information in my collection is no longer there. Does anyone know what could've happended? Is it because I used 'test' one of the databases given by default? I don't get it. I've been working with the database for 3 days and I did not have the problem.
Please help me on this.
I am running a query remotely on A.db, because it's a big data and maybe something is wrong on A.db that day so it took a long time. I don't spending time as long as I would get my result.
After hours of running(16 HOURS to be exact), the result is executing fail with some error. I went through the query and couldn't find any mistakes. But after a few read, I realize that the query has been executing in B.db instead of A.db that I was originally executing.
Is there any reason for the query to change to different db by itself? I read through the query and even let my colleague went through it, nothing is asking the query to run in different db.
Please help me on this, is has been bugged me for more than a week, I can't focus on others due to this problem.
Thank you
Hey this can't be run on different DB if you ran it on some DB.
There might be chances that if you accidentally hit object explorer and selected different DB.
Better way you can do is just add
Use DB_name
at top of your query this will say engine to run query in that db which you said.
Use a.DB
SELECT distinct A.* from (
One of my users is trying to pull all the data from one of my views in SQL Server... She's about 200 records short. What gives? I don't even know where to start troubleshooting this. She's not using any filtering on the data, she's trying to pull it all using Excel's 'External Data' features.
I don't want to be spoon-fed, but I don't even know where to start looking to troubleshoot this. If someone could point me in the right direction to begin my investigation, I'd greatly appreciate it.
I'm not a developer, but trying to solve a mystery lead me to this page. I've not been able to create new categories or menu suddenly and whenever I tried to do that returned a message:
“Could not insert term into the database.”
Google search one thread suggested DB optimization plugin but did not work. Another one (https://www.reddit.com/r/Wordpress/comments/5iroaa/could_not_insert_term_into_the_database/) advised 3 things to do:
go to phpmyadmin then in Structure make sure AI is checked. Mine was not checked so I checked it, then tried to create a new category but now returned a message, "some error occurred. Please reload the page." I reloaded and the same message came back.
"stop playing in PhpMyAdmin and remove it from your server." I have no idea what this is about.
in Operations, set the number for auto-increment to be higher than your highest term_id. After I set the number and click on Save, an error message showed up at the bottom,
"Notice in .\tbl_operations.php#155 Undefined index: row_format
Backtrace"
This is my first WP site so it's still localhosted on my notebook. I reinstalled WP from scratch and imported the database but that did not help, either.
Hope all this makes some sense to someone here so can shed some light on my problem.
This is an old question, but just in case someone is having the same problem, here is how I fixed it. I am also completely new to SQL and website design, so beware when following my recommendations.
I got this error in WordPress and couldn't create categories. When searching for the problem, besides this question, I found the following threads (and played a lot in PhpMyAdmin, I simply ignored that Reddit comment):
Could not insert term into database. They advise to change the AUTO_INCREMENT option with ALTER TABLE wp_terms AUTO_INCREMENT = 1 in the tables wp_terms, wp_term_taxonomy and wp_termmeta.
ERROR: can not insert term into database. They advise to repair the SQL tables. For this, go to PhpMyAdmin, select all tables. In the "With Selected..." drop-down list, select Repair Table.
Well, I did these things, they did not work for ME. In my case, when I was following some hardening and security tips, I renamed the prefix of my database tables. In this process, I renamed the wp_term_taxonomy and wp_term_relationships tables to newprefix_taxonomy and newprefix_relationships, respectively (I've already told that I am not good with SQL, haven't I?). Thus, the term_ part was lost, and this was causing the error. All I had to do was to rename them to newprefix_term_taxonomy and newprefix_term_relationships. Renaming the tables can be done in PhpMyAdmin by selecting the table, going to the Operations tab, and renaming it.
This solved my problem, but each case is a separate case.