Error
Error Code:
1634
MySQL Error 1634: Invalid Subpartition Definition
Description
Error 1634, 'Subpartition', indicates a problem with the definition or naming of a subpartition within a partitioned table in MySQL. This usually arises during `CREATE TABLE` or `ALTER TABLE` statements when the subpartition specification is invalid, conflicts with existing definitions, or violates MySQL's partitioning rules.
Error Message
Subpartition
Known Causes
3 known causesDuplicate Subpartition Name ⚠
Each subpartition within a partition must have a unique name. This error occurs if you attempt to define multiple subpartitions with the same name.
Invalid Subpartition Name Syntax 💻
Subpartition names must adhere to MySQL's identifier rules, which include character limitations and avoiding reserved keywords. Using invalid characters or keywords will trigger this error.
Subpartition Definition Mismatch ⚙
This can occur if the number of subpartitions defined does not match the expected number based on the `SUBPARTITIONS` clause, or if subpartitioning rules (e.g., for `LIST` or `RANGE` partitioning) are violated.
Solutions
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General Troubleshooting Tips
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