• Hello,

    somehow my database is broken and I tried to repair it πŸ™

    Some database problems could not be repaired. Please copy-and-paste the following list of errors to the WordPress support forums to get additional assistance.

    wp_options: Table 'usr_web1554_1.wp_options' doesn't exist

    Can you help me please?

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Hello,

    The problem is that the options table that can’t be found and it contains ALL the information about your site. The easiest way would be restoring a backup. If you do not have a backup check with your hosting company.

    Thread Starter Michael

    (@sellmnl)

    Oh no! That sucks. Do you have any idea how this could have happened and if there is any other way out? Unfortunately I have no backup and the hosting company has not replied to any of my mails in weeks…

    That is sad news.

    I have no idea how the table got missed. do you see wp_options table when you go to phpmyadmin ?

    There is no easy way around if you do not have a backup.

    The problem is that the options table that can’t be found and it contains ALL the information about your site, except the posts that you’ve written.

    The option you have left is to start over again.

    If you want, you can export these tables, depending on what you want to keep:
    Comments:
    wp_commentmeta
    wp_comments

    Posts:
    wp_postmeta
    wp_posts

    Taxonomies (categories, tags etc)
    wp_terms
    wp_term_relationships
    wp_term_taxonomy

    Users:
    wp_usermeta
    wp_users

    Then you can delete everything from your database, visit your site’s URL and you’ll be prompted to set up your site.

    Once you do, you can try re-importing your tables back in your DB.
    But please keep in mind that these backups only contain the content of your site, not your theme, plugin settings etc.

    !Proceed with precaution if you are not familiar with these things.

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