I have a database called apsc and if I run SHOW TABLES; on it, these are the results:
mysql> show tables;
+------------------------------------+
| Tables_in_apsc |
+------------------------------------+
| aps_application |
| aps_application_backup |
| aps_application_resource |
| aps_package |
| aps_package_configuration |
| aps_package_global_setting |
| aps_package_resource_configuration |
| aps_package_resource_setting |
| aps_package_series |
| aps_package_service |
| aps_registry_object |
| aps_registry_object_setting |
| aps_registry_object_tag |
| aps_resource |
| aps_resource_backup |
| aps_resource_requirement |
| aps_resource_requirement_backup |
| aps_settings_sequenses |
+------------------------------------+
18 rows in set (0.00 sec)
However, if I run SELECT * FROM aps_application I get this:
mysql> SELECT * FROM aps_application;
ERROR 1146 (42S02): Table 'apsc.aps_application' doesn't exist
In my /var/lib/mysql/apsc/ directory are a bunch of .frm files which leads me to believe these tables are InnoDB. However, if they were merely corrupt or missing from the data/log files in /var/lib/mysql/apsc/ibdata1 they should show up as table in use or what not, as I’ve had that problem with other InnoDB tables recently.
I believe these tables are part of Plesk as I had overwritten by databases files at some point and received errors about a missing view aps_application. Plesk is working fine now, so I doubt the table is corrupt.
Also, SHOW CREATE TABLE aps_application and SHOW CREATE VIEW aps_application both fail with the same error as select.
Edit: I’m logged in as root with full permissions. To check this I switched tables and SELECT worked like a charm. Also, If I am in phpMyAdmin and select this database it shows 0 tables unless I run SHOW TABLES; in the SQL tab;
Turns out they weren’t tables, and I never actually figured out what they are 🙁