documents: OK
inandout: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
mmcs_user_common_det: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
mmcs_user_roles: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
ns_clients: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
ns_emp: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
ns_emp_dept: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
ns_emp_leaves: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
ns_emp_roles: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
ns_loc: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
ns_pro_emp_map: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
ns_projects: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
ns_reports: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
ns_timesheet: Unable to repair type: InnoDB
pages: OK
You are currently using [3 of 5] databases on your account:
a0030362 [ Repair Tables ]
a0030362ustek [ Repair Tables ]
a0030362xchng19 [ Repair Tables ]
Create new database : [a0030362] Create New
To manage your databases, please click the link below:
Access to manage your database(s) is password protected. If you are having problems logging in to phpMyAdmin, please remember that the username is your account number (a0030362) and the password is separate from the one used to login to the Netadmin control panel.
Password Reset : To change or reset the password for database access, please click on the Change Password link in the Account section. From this page you can select Mysql, then enter and confirm a new password for this part of your account. You can use the same password as the Netadmin login, if you desire.
Repair tables will attempt to repair all tables that are of type MyISAM.
It is not recommended that you attempt to repair your tables unless you know they are corrupt.
Individual table repairs may be performed through phpMyAdmin by entering the following command:
'REPAIR TABLE tablename'.