I had the same issue (mysql 5.6 on mac) with ‘can’t rmdir ..’-errors when dropping databases. Leaving an empty database directory not possible to get rid of. Thanks @Framework and @Beel for the solutions.
Hi thanks for this, however it doesn’t allow for me to remove the directory manually. Says I don’t have permission. Have you an idea how to give the parent directory write.
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Answer: MariaDB represents a database in the data directory. When you’re executing the DROP DATABASE command – you’re making a request to delete the table files – followed by removal of the directory. The DROP DATABASE command – does not drop non table file – therefore it cannot progress to the remove directory step….
11/24/2017 · Mysql generate two file for any table .frm.ibd; check in your directory for both file must exist, if any one is missing then remove the remaining one or if you wish you can remove all the file, but be careful this my delete all your data from tables.
9/19/2017 · The error specifically mentioned in the title of this article “ERROR 1010 (HY000): Error drop database (can’t rmdir ‘./db’, errno:39)”. Where the ‘./db’ in the error message is referring to the name.
mysql > drop database test; Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.01 sec) posted @ 2016-09-28 17:47 iVictor ??( 14141 ) ??( 0 ) ?? ?? ???? ???? ????, 7/12/2016 · I cannot delete/ drop my testing database ( rmdir ) . I do not want to snapshot and create the RDS again because the RDS also has my production database . We found this problem after trying to recreate testing tables from production database after a dump.
mysql> DROP DATABASE mydatabase; ERROR 1008 (HY000): Can’t drop database ‘mydatabase’; database doesn’t exist share | improve this answer | follow | answered Apr 20 at 14:54, – go the files – and go computer – and search for mysql – now delete this file (mydb2) mmmmmmm how!! – so open terminal and follow me – enter in terminal su…
Here is how I got out of it: # rm -f foobar/* (with server running! but not accessed by anyone, its a preprod slave ) mysql> drop database foobar; mysql> create database foobar; mysql> source foobardump.sql I think it was a mismatch in the data dictionary between the database and its tables. The ‘ drop database ‘ failed because the directory was not empty, and the drop table failed because the …
