I recently came upon this error message when deleting a large number
of rows from a MyISAM table on MySQL 4.1.0: ERROR 1030 at line 1: Got
error 127 from table handler.

Searching the list archives, I found out that this was a bug which
was fixed on 4.0.18 (http://lists.mysql.com/mysql/164250).

Do any of you know if this is still an issue with 4.1.0? Upgrading
to 4.1.1 shouldn't be a problem for me, but I was just curious about the
nature of the error.

Thank you,

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Hello Thiago,

Thursday, May 6, 2004, 5:35:00 PM, you wrote:

TCFn> I recently came upon this error message when deleting a large number
TCFn> of rows from a MyISAM table on MySQL 4.1.0: ERROR 1030 at line 1: Got
TCFn> error 127 from table handler.

Think, "mysqlcheck -r <DATABASENAME>" can help you.

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Hi!

On May 06, Thiago Conde Figueir? - nTime wrote:
> I recently came upon this error message when deleting a large number
> of rows from a MyISAM table on MySQL 4.1.0: ERROR 1030 at line 1: Got
> error 127 from table handler.

error 127 means a table is corrupted.
If you're sure it wasn't corrupted before your delete operation, than
you hit a bug. Try the latest MySQL version and try to create repeatable
test case. See also http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Bug_reports.html

Regards,
Sergei

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