bamboolemur

I just fixed my problem. Login to cpanel, or whatever web admin software you use, and go into phpMyAdmin.

From there, on the left hand side, click on the appropriate wordpress database and then scroll to the bottom of the page. Select all to check all the files in the databse and from the menu, select “repair”.

Basically, there was an error in the wp_posts table in my database and phpmyadmin allows you to repair specific tables inside your databse.

It worked beautifully for me.

I followed these instructions:

https://forum.powweb.com/archive/index.php/t-76899.html

Having the exact same problem. Don’t understand how this kind of issue could not have been foreseen during testing. I’ve upgraded wordpress many times for almost 2 years now and never had all my posts lost on me.

To make things worse, I do regular backups of my websites but looks like I forgot this one. So now it looks I am screwed.