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3. Click the '''Table Status''' tab. | 3. Click the '''Table Status''' tab. | ||
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5. Select the '''Table''' check box. | 5. Select the '''Table''' check box. | ||
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The system will repair the selected tables. | The system will repair the selected tables. | ||
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| + | ==See Also== | ||
| + | * [[What Is Gort?]] | ||
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[[Category: System Management]] | [[Category: System Management]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:19, 22 July 2013
If the system is indicating a system error, you can check to see if any of the database tables are corrupted and need to be repaired.
1. Log into the root instance on the server.
2. Click Gort - Email Status Agent.
3. Click the Table Status tab.
4. Review the Table List to determine if any of the tables are corrupt (there will usually be a message in the information column).
5. Select the Table check box.
6. Make sure the Recover (quick) option is set.
7. Click the Repair Tables button.
The system will repair the selected tables.
