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Restoring a database, (using big dump) I get this error... Error at the line 25131: INSERT INTO `ubbt_FORUM_LAST_VISIT` (`FORUM_ID`, `USER_ID`, `LAST_VISIT_TIME`) VALUES(2, 2, 1291404700);
Query: INSERT INTO `ubbt_FORUM_LAST_VISIT` (`FORUM_ID`, `USER_ID`, `LAST_VISIT_TIME`) VALUES(2, 2, 1291404700);
MySQL: Duplicate entry '2-2' for key 1 Can anyone shed a little light on this please?
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Tried three times now - also dropped the tables and started from fresh - same problem.
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Hmm, it looks like somehow there is a duplicate entry for USER_ID 2 on FORUM 2. Not sure how that would happen.
The only way around that would probably be to edit the dump file and remove the entry (or just remove all of the data for the FORUM_LAST_VIST table).
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Ugh - I was dreading that answer, but thought it may be the case. ok - thanks for that  BTW - what would be the effect of the second option?
Last edited by driv; 12/06/2010 10:51 AM. Reason: second option?
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Well, I deleted that line - even though it turned out to be unique. Re-uploaded (takes forever via ftp) then I get this... Error at the line 25131: INSERT INTO `ubbt_FORUM_LAST_VISIT` (`FORUM_ID`, `USER_ID`, `LAST_VISIT_TIME`) VALUES(16, 2, 1291498230);
Query: INSERT INTO `ubbt_FORUM_LAST_VISIT` (`FORUM_ID`, `USER_ID`, `LAST_VISIT_TIME`) VALUES(16, 2, 1291498230);
MySQL: Duplicate entry '2-16' for key 1 So I guess it's this part... INSERT INTO `ubbt_FORUM_LAST_VISIT` (`FORUM_ID`, `USER_ID`, `LAST_VISIT_TIME`) VALUES(16, 2, Clearly I can't search for all possible duplicates, so I have to go for option 2. Can you please explain what would be affected by the removal of this data? Thanks
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Hmm, that's a bit odd on the dups. Hopefully it turns out to be only that table.
If you remove all of the data, then basically it would just mean that all posts would be marked as unread. So, you'd probably just want to make a post for everyone to use the mark all read button when they login again.
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ok Thanks.
By any chance, is there a query that would do that automatically?
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If you're dumping it out first, then you can get rid of all the entries with:
truncate table ubbt_FORUM_LAST_VISIT
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Sorry, I wasn't clear.
Is there a query I could use to mark all users posts as read?
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Ah, unfortunately not since it has to do an entry for every user in every forum.
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ok, thanks for the help
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