MySQL 1103: Incorrect table name.

  1. Check the query for typographical errors in the table name. Correct if any.



  1. Verify the existence of the table:


SHOW TABLES;
Look for the table you're trying to access in the output.

  1. Ensure the table name matches exactly, including case sensitivity, especially if the MySQL server is running on a case-sensitive file system.



  1. Check for any special characters in the table name and ensure they are correctly quoted. For example, if the table name contains a space or hyphen, it should be enclosed in backticks:


SELECT * FROM `your-table-name`;

  1. If operating with multiple databases, ensure you're referencing the correct database either by specifying the database name in your query:


SELECT * FROM databasename.tablename;
Or, by selecting the correct database before running your query:
USE database_name;

6. If recently altered/renamed tables or migrated data, ensure these operations completed successfully and didn't lead to the loss or renaming of the table in question.

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