1. Login to your DirectAdmin Account.
2. In the Account Manager section, click on the MySQL Management icon or type MySQL Management in the navigation filter box. The option will appear. Click on it.![](\"../../../img/da-mysql-management-icon.gif){kind=icon}
3. Under database text, Select the database. You can select multiple databases for repair.![](\"../../../img/da-mysql-db-repair.gif)
4. Click on Repair.
Your database will be repaired and it will display a report such as whether your database has been repaired or not, etc.
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1. Login to your DirectAdmin Account. 2. In the Account Manager section, click on the MySQL...
1. Login to your DirectAdmin Account. 2. In the Account Manager section, click on the MySQL...
1. Login to your DirectAdmin Account. 2. In the Account Manager section, click on the MySQL...
1. Login to your DirectAdmin Account. 2. In the Account Manager section, click on the MySQL...
1. Login to your DirectAdmin Account. 2. In the Account Manager section, click on the MySQL...
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