MySQL 1102: Incorrect database name.

What is MySQL 1102: Incorrect database name.

Verify the database name in your query or connection string is correct. Ensure it matches the actual database name in MySQL, considering case sensitivity. You can list all databases to check the correct name using:

SHOW DATABASES;

If you're using a command line or a script, ensure there are no typos in the database name. Double-check the spelling and case.

Check for any recent changes in the database names or configurations that might have led to this error.

If you suspect the issue might be due to insufficient permissions, verify the permissions of the user you are using to connect to the database. You can check the current user's privileges by:

SHOW GRANTS;

Ensure the database you are trying to access exists. If you have the necessary permissions, you can attempt to create the database if it doesn't exist:

CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS database_name;

Review the MySQL server logs for any related errors or messages that might give more context about the issue.

Make sure there's no issue with the MySQL server itself, like it being down or restarting during the connection attempt. Check the server's status:

systemctl status mysql Or for systems not using systemd:service mysql status8. If you're connecting to a remote MySQL database, ensure there are no network issues or firewall rules blocking the connection to the MySQL server.