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Hi Markus, as I wrote before, I wasn't sure if this list was the right place. So I didn't want to go into more details first. What I did: * A relatively simple table, 5 columns, col1...col4 unsingned integers (medium and tiny), col5 decimal * col1...col4 together form the primary key * besides this, col2...col4 have foreign key constraint pointing to 3 other tables First I had 4 indexes * primary (col1,col2,col3,col4) * col2_Idx (col2) * col3_Idx (col3) * col4_Idx (col4) and the 3 foreign key constraints. Some weeks ago I wondered if the 3 indexes for col2...col4 are necessary at all, because this 3 columns are allready part of the primary key. So I thought "just try" and simply DROPed them. The server did not complain and the table still "worked" as before for some weeks now. Yesterday evenenig I added a 6th column (of type decimal) to the table. Still everything was fine. I inserted some records, everything ok. Today I connected to the DB again (from a different machine). When I inserted the first record I saw that the 3 foreign key were gone. Now I guessed that there was a problem with the deleted indexes in the server by adding the 6th column. For a test I tried to recreate 1 of those indexes (for col2). There the server crashed. (See the log attached to this mail) Norbert Am 14.03.19 12:24 schrieb Markus Mäkelä:
Hi,
If you're looking to report bugs, you can find the MariaDB Jira here: https://jira.mariadb.org
What sort of a problem did you encounter? It's possible that it's not a bug so some more details would be good.
Markus