Hi @moonshot056,
Thanks for sharing the detailed report and the fatal error log.
Your logs show that the qxx_actionscheduler_actions table is marked as crashed, and an automatic repair already failed:
Table ‘./withinfluence_098/qxx_actionscheduler_actions’ is marked as crashed and last (automatic?) repair failed.
This lines up with what you mentioned about the disk space issue during your migration on June 6; a full disk during a write commonly corrupts MyISAM tables mid-process. Since Action Scheduler drives WooCommerce’s background jobs, including the Analytics sync process, all of those jobs have been silently failing since that date, which explains exactly why your stats stopped updating then.
This needs a database-level repair rather than a plugin fix:
- Take a full database backup first, just as a precaution before any repair is attempted.
- Contact your hosting provider, or use phpMyAdmin yourself if you have access: select the
qxx_actionscheduler_actions table, and choose “Repair table” from the table operations menu (or run REPAIR TABLE qxx_actionscheduler_actions; in the SQL tab).
After the repair, go to WooCommerce → Status → Scheduled Actions and confirm pending actions start processing again, and check WooCommerce → Status → Logs for any new errors. Analytics should begin catching up once jobs are running, though it may take a little time given your backlog.
Let us know what you find!
