That error shows up when the database concrete5 is pointed to exists but concrete5 is not installed into the database. Are you sure the server you were using had persistent storage for your database? You might want to check with your host to see what might have happened to your database.

First you check that concrete5 is installed or not in your new server database. I think it is missing. Check it and if not then install concrete5 there.

Thanks for the reply guys. A bit more information for you.

This isn't a live internet based server. This is on a localhost server that i have at home for developing the website.

I am sure that the database is there as i have been working on it for the last 3 weeks and am only getting this problem after i restarted the server. I can also see the tables and database in myPHPAdmin (see attached screen shot).

I do however get the error (see screenshot myphpAdminError) when i try and open one of the tables in myPHPAdmin.

Hopefully the screenshots i have attached will help explain my problem a little bit more.

Thanks again

Where you have attached the screen shots? Please attach it.

Oh...sorry I have got it.

Hi
sparrowwebservices,

please repair the tables of your database from phpmyadmin...i think this will help you

Regards
Jupiter

Hi Jupiter,

Thanks for your reply.

I am a little confused. In my previous screenshot you can see that in the left hand pane all the tables are listed. However when i click on the database on the main screen i only get 2 tables listed so i am unable to select all tables and repair?

ohhh...you don't have all the tables...so you have to reinstall concrete5

It would appear that way, although they are all showing in the bar on the left as you can see in previous screenshot.

Does that mean then i am going to loose all the website data??

If i go into the data folder of mysql all the files for all the tables are actually there??

Yes i think you loose your all website data