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I have a mysql db with 10 tables. Each table drives a website where users can look at or submit data to that table.
Now the more popular tables have stopped displaying new data (checking through phpmyadmin).
The smaller tables are still working fine.
I don’t get any errors when submitting. The data just doesn’t show up in the database.
It’s all on one shared hosting server. How can it be that only certain tables in a database have problems?
This kind of question comes up from time to time. Every time I’ve seen this type of question, it turns out that the app displaying the data is connecting to a different database than the one you’re updating through phpMyAdmin.
So my recommendation is to assume nothing, and double-check every database connection in both your apps and your phpMyAdmin sessions.