Mysql packaging table prompts in phpmyadmin that it is in use

1. Use phpmyadmin to modify the TABLE. repair table 'your TABLE name' or directly on the database management interface, select a TABLE, as shown in figure

2. If the modification fails, we can try to stop mysql first when replacing the local mysql database, then copy the table, and then start mysql.

To stop mysql, right-click "my computer" on the desktop. In the pop-up menu, click "manage ", in the displayed "Computer Management" interface, find "services and applications"-"services" on the left, and then find mysql on the right to restart.

3. If the above method still does not work, it may be that the mysql server did not stop during packaging, resulting in data problems. We stopped mysql and then repackaged it, then, the server compresses the file into a zip or rar file, transfers the file to the local parsing, stops the local mysql instance, and then replaces the file. This will make it foolproof.