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If you go into Cpanel under MySql Databases there is actually an option to repair Database that is much easier then going into phpmyadmin and messing around

Yes in my case it wasn’t the cache but ended up being errors with the Database, it looks like a few people who are using Hostgator are experiencing this same problem, so if you are try repairing through phpmyadmin in your cpanel – or you can try to have your host repair it.

I’m using Hostgator as well, try repairing the database or having them repair it – that seemed to do the trick.

Ok I fixed it, for now at least. No idea what caused it but it looked like the database was corrupt. I’ve seen quite a few other posts on here the last few days about this so it must be some kind of bug.

Repairing the database in phpmyadmin seemed to do the trick, only takes a second – https://php.about.com/od/mysqladministration/qt/repair_mysql.htm

Ok I fixed it, for now at least. No idea what caused it but it looked like the database was corrupt. I’ve seen quite a few other posts on here the last few days about this so it must be some kind of bug.

Repairing the database in phpmyadmin seemed to do the trick, only takes a second – https://php.about.com/od/mysqladministration/qt/repair_mysql.htm

And yes this also began for us sometime yesterday or last night because I woke up this morning and it was broken, having worked fine yesterday morning.

I’m having the same problem, any luck getting this resolved?