Error
Error Code:
1100
MySQL Error 1100: Table Not Locked
Description
This error indicates that a MySQL operation attempted to access or manipulate a table that was expected to be locked using the `LOCK TABLES` statement, but no such lock was active. It typically occurs when a subsequent operation, like `UNLOCK TABLES`, finds the table in an unlocked state within the current session.
Error Message
Table '%s' was not locked with LOCK TABLES
Known Causes
3 known causesUnlocking an Unlocked Table
This error occurs when the `UNLOCK TABLES` statement is executed on a table that was either never locked or was already released from a lock in the current session.
Mismatched Lock/Unlock Calls
The `LOCK TABLES` statement was not properly executed or was skipped before an operation that expected the table to be locked.
Session State Reset
Table locks are session-specific. If the session state was reset or the connection was re-established, previous `LOCK TABLES` statements are no longer active.
Solutions
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