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== Troubleshooting == If this error is observed when harvesting: <pre> DBD::mysql::st execute failed: Duplicate entry '30370867-0' for key 'PRIMARY' at /opt/eprints3/perl_lib/EPrints/Database.pm line 1249. </pre> ...particularly after database corruption has been fixed, you'll need to sort out the database with some direct mysql queries. First make a note of the duplicate entry ID. In the above case, it's 30370867 (don't worry about the '-0' part). The problem is that there are some dirty records which need to be removed. Subtract a hundred or so from the Duplicate entry ID (e.g. down to a nice round 30370750) and we're going to remove any data with a higher ID than this. First, from the tweet table: <pre> mysql> delete from tweet where tweetid >= 30370750; </pre> Then from all 'tweet_foo' tables (the multiple values tables, where the problem actually is). <pre> mysql> show tables like "%tweet\_%"; </pre> This will show something like this: <pre> +----------------------------------+ | Tables_in_tweets (tweet\_%) | +----------------------------------+ | tweet__index | | tweet__index_grep | | tweet__ordervalues_en | | tweet__rindex | | tweet_has_next_in_tweetstreams | | tweet_hashtags | | tweet_target_urls | | tweet_tweetees | | tweet_tweetstreams | | tweet_url_redirects_redirects_to | | tweet_url_redirects_url | | tweet_urls_from_text | | tweet_urls_in_text | +----------------------------------+ 13 rows in set (0.00 sec) </pre> Ignore the tables that have '__' in them (tweet__index, tweet__index_grep, tweet__ordervalues_en, tweet__rindex), but repeat the delete command for all other tables: <pre> mysql> delete from tweet_has_next_in_tweetstreams where tweetid >= 30370750; mysql> delete from tweet_hashtags where tweetid >= 30370750; mysql> delete from tweet_target_urls where tweetid >= 30370750; mysql> delete from tweet_tweetees where tweetid >= 30370750; mysql> delete from tweet_tweetstreams where tweetid >= 30370750; mysql> delete from tweet_url_redirects_redirects_to where tweetid >= 30370750; mysql> delete from tweet_url_redirects_url where tweetid >= 30370750; mysql> delete from tweet_urls_from_text where tweetid >= 30370750; mysql> delete from tweet_urls_in_text where tweetid >= 30370750; </pre>
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