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I was writing a script that creates a temporary table based on a users login name. The first time I ran the script, the login name was not passed correctly to the next script and the query created a table with a NULL name. Now I get an error message when I use phpmyadmin to try to drop the table. Is there anyway of getting rid of this table short of exporting the data in every other table one at a time then dropping the entire database then recreating it and importing all the tables back to it.

 

Someone pleeeeeeeze help. This is a very large database.

 

Thank you.

 

BTW. I am using phpmyadmin version 2.5.4

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