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This tag is ambiguous. For database tables, use "database", for html tables use "template" or "html", for shipping table rates use "table-rates"
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Troubleshooting "Base table or view not found"
I don't know why mm is being referenced as a table and do not see it declared as a table in any of our modules. … SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found: 1146 Table 'magento_db.mm' doesn't exist, query was: UPDATE `mg_core_config_data` SET `scope` = ?, `scope_id` = ?, `path` = ?, `value` = ? …
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Some Magento tables are not InnoDB, is it safe to convert all tables to InnoDB?
For me this returned mostly temporary index tables and magento module tables, so not a lot of critical core tables to be concerned about and few enough tables that I can easily execute another alter table … For each table returned I executed: Alter table {table-name} ENGINE=InnoDB;
I'd be nervous to try this if none of your tables are InnoDB. …
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