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Lot's of threads, but couldn't find one that fits. I am new at all this.

I had to downgrade from MariaDB 10.11 to 10.6 on Windows for reasons with IIS. So just uninstalled 10.11 and started with new Data folder. Copied in some small tables with a tool. For larger tables I ran a script in HeidiSQL to create the table structures. No errors, but the tables did not show. Refreshed and restarted HeidiSQL. Tried to re-create one of the tables in HeidiSQL and I am told it already exists. Try to drop that table at command line, and told it does not exist. The tables do not exist in the Data folder.

I am at a point where I can delete the whole database and start from scratch, but I would like to know how to prevent this in the future.

exist not exist

Bill.

Bill Parker
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I deleted the database and recreated it. Still got the error saying tables existed. Ultimately I uninstalled MariaDB, reinstalled, and walked through adding the tables successfully.

I'd still like to know what the issue was, but at least I am moving again.

Bill.

Bill Parker
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