XF 1.4 Node Tree Isuue

[Rum Runner Entertainment]

Hi, I had backed up my old SQL node tables, and so there was an issue deleting them from the actual ACP, so I deleted the SQL tables, and now for some reason, my node tree is still showing them active when they're not there, and now it's acting up for some reason. What should I do?

 

[Paul B]

You can't delete content from the database like that, it will cause all sorts of problems.

I would recommend restoring from a backup and deleting the nodes via the ACP.

 

[Rum Runner Entertainment]

You can't delete content from the database like that, it will cause all sorts of problems.

I would recommend restoring from a backup and deleting the nodes via the ACP.

Alright, that's the thing though, I wasn't able to delete the nodes from the ACP, that's why I deleted it from the database. What should I do then?

 

[Paul B]

Why weren't you able to delete them?

What should I do then?

I would recommend restoring from a backup and deleting the nodes via the ACP.

 

[Rum Runner Entertainment]

I don't know. The message popped up saying that they couldn't be found.

 

[Paul B]

Then you likely have database corruption to some degree.

 

[Rum Runner Entertainment]

Then you likely have database corruption to some degree.

Hmm.., but is there a way to revert this or to fix this issue?

 

[Paul B]

It depends on the nature of the corruption.

It would require interrogating various tables to determine what the issues are and then probably queries to attempt to resolve it.

 

[Rum Runner Entertainment]

So who will be able to do this? Well I mean, I can try and upload a duplicated XF Node table.. I can see if that works?

 

[Rum Runner Entertainment]

Nvm, everything is fine. Thanks Brogan!