InnoDB and MyISAM both are default storage engines of MySQL database management system. However, database administrators prefer InnoDB over MyISAM as InnoDB provides ACID compatible transaction environment, and facilitates features like crash recovery, rollback, and commit. In order to manage valuable data on database, InnoDB uses various libraries. Despite these useful features of InnoDB, there occur situations when this storage engine gets corrupt and causes inaccessibility of your stored data. You are required to opt for efficient measures to repair MySQL database and overcome such unexpected situations of data loss. As a real life example, you may encounter the below mentioned error message, when InnoDB gets corrupt:
“Uncategorized SQLException for SQL []; SQL state [HY000]; error code [1030]; Got error 134 from storage engine; nested exception is java.sql.SQLException: Got error 134 from storage engine”