The SQL you provided relies on a default engine for all tables. Do you have default engine Aria?
When I load the scheme with default engine MyISAM and then initiate Aria recovery, it goes smoothly (not surprisingly as there is no single Aria table in the database). When I load it with default engine Aria and then attempt recovery, it fails, but in a different way -- no crash, it just aborts right away on 0%, prints an error message, and the server shuts down.
Hi Dreas,
The SQL you provided relies on a default engine for all tables. Do you have default engine Aria?
When I load the scheme with default engine MyISAM and then initiate Aria recovery, it goes smoothly (not surprisingly as there is no single Aria table in the database). When I load it with default engine Aria and then attempt recovery, it fails, but in a different way -- no crash, it just aborts right away on 0%, prints an error message, and the server shuts down.