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mysql:it 's a db not a dbms... how it 's possible?!

mysql:it 's a db not a dbms... how it 's possible?!

2004-03-23       - By Emiliano

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> It sounds like the client didn 't crash, but the server did. If mysqld
> crashed, then any MyISAM tables that were in use at the time of the
> crash would definitely need reparing. If you want to ensure that
> crashes don 't affect tables, use InnoDB or BDB tables instead.

the machine that crashed was a client during simple quering(select,update or
delete)... this is the problem...
can anybody assure me that it happens only in windows distribution or in
that release(MySQL 4.0.15-nt
)?
if it 's a common problem mysql isn 't a dbms... :)
Emiliano



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