OK I take that back about siteground:
“It appears that your database has been corrupted thus you are not able to insert a post into it.
I have tried to repair it but to no avail so I created a new database which I have set your application to use. Then I imported the content of the old database to the new one.”
How does the db become corrupted?
I think I also increased the memory in wp-config.php, by adding this line:
define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘768M’);
768 being what siteground’s help page said?
Steve:
Thanks
I should have come here first
This looks like what siteground must have done
I was pannicking
Big time
I have put your link in bookmarks and will look at optimizing the db.
My site seems to be growing quick with large images being added and multiple plugins, maybe that’s what corrupted the db
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Databases get corrupted if the server crashes or is shut down improperly. Bad things happen, so backup frequently and automatically.
Needing 768M is kind of odd… that’s a LOT of memory, and was probably unnecessary.