Using phpMyAdmin which should come with your server Control Panel, you should be able to locate your database and repair this table ...
Using phpMyAdmin which should come with your server Control Panel, you should be able to locate your database and repair this table ...
Linda McGrath
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Thank you Linda!
Sam
You are most welcome ...
This issue can happen from time to time but if it happens more frequently than not then get together with your hosting site and find out what is wrong with your database or the configuration on the server ...
Linda McGrath
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The repair in MyPHPAdmin fixed the problem, but out of curiosity why did the error occur after I was modifying attributes?