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SQL Error: 1017 - Can't find file: 'mybb_threadviews' (errno: 2)
Query: INSERT INTO mybb_threadviews (tid) VALUES('1310')

Sounds like an issue with your host's SQL server.

(2013-06-09, 06:29 PM)Euan T Wrote: [ -> ]Sounds like an issue with your host's SQL server.

how i can resolve this problem

^ contact your web host (see also replies here)

(2013-06-09, 07:07 PM).m. Wrote: [ -> ]^ contact your web host (see also replies here)

i dont find resolving in this link
and my web host says that
This problem is not in the server, the problem is the lack of spreadsheet files mybb_threadviews a

mybb_threadviews .. frm
mybb_threadviews .. MYD
mybb_threadviews .. MYI

Login to your phpmyadmin and check that table

(2013-06-09, 08:52 PM)msh_2200 Wrote: [ -> ]

(2013-06-09, 07:07 PM).m. Wrote: [ -> ]^ contact your web host (see also replies here)

i dont find resolving in this link
and my web host says that
This problem is not in the server, the problem is the lack of spreadsheet files mybb_threadviews a

mybb_threadviews .. frm
mybb_threadviews .. MYD
mybb_threadviews .. MYI

MyBB doesn't use spreadsheet files...

Hi guys ...
I am having the same problem here.

1017 - Can't find file: 'mybb_threadviews' (errno: 2)

I visited my Host Cp and logged in to MyAdmin.php
i saw there is an entry for "mybb_threadviews" , yet when i selected it
so to collapse
i got the same warning as above.

We have had a server downtime 2 weeks ago, and since then the
archive named "mybb_threadviews" seems to be lost.

So my question:
How can i proceed ?
There is no such archive in myadmin.php
so to repair it , as suggested above.

Is there a way to manually insert the file in myadmin.php.

I ve recently upgraded Mybb to 1.6.12
Please any help , would be much appreciated.

^ you can try to repair the table. for this, log into your web host panel, then navigate to database manager,
find the table and select it and chose repair at available options (may be in drop down menu options)

if above method doesn't help then better to contact the web host

(2014-02-21, 09:57 AM).m. Wrote: [ -> ]^ you can try to repair the table. for this, log into your web host panel, then navigate to database manager,
find the table and select it and chose repair at available options (may be in drop down menu options)

if above method doesn't help then better to contact the web host

thanks.
I just did that.
Still the table was not able to be repaired since it lacking the proper
file.
So, I ve contacted the host.
Just out of curiosity , is it hard to generate this table from scratch
or even manually create it?