Sometimes your MySQL queries or tables may stop working and you may get an error which says, "..... is marked as crashed and needs to be repaired". Fortunately you can fix this problem easily on cPanel.

Even if you are getting other types of errors like "supplied argument is not a valid" or "table attribute does not exist", you may also try to fix the issue using the same method.

To repair your broken database, login to your cPanel. Under the heading Databases, click MySQL Databases.

Under the heading Modify Database, select the database you wish to repair, then click Repair Database. You might want to check the database first to know more about the errors.

If everything proceed accordingly you will get this screen. The repair has been completed.

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