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[Foneʍoɹɯ®]

I had my MySQL enabled till last 2-3 days but today when I tried to open my site it asked me to install wordpress again, when I checked on 110mb control panel it displayed me that my MySQL is disabled and asked to click on link which is taking me to 110mb upgrade page. What should I do now??? 

[Dark Raito]

MySQL is a paid service. In order to have that service, you have to pay for it, other things like sendmail, htaccess are also parts of a paid service.

its a ONE-TIME payment per each service. the upgrade page should be explaining in-depth details about it.

[Foneʍoɹɯ®]

But my MySQL service was activated at that time when it required 50 post to get it activated but without any notification it is disabled I was using MySQL since last 1 to 2 years.

[Dark Raito]

strange. but interesting. btw, i miss-read your post. sorry..

will, lead this thread to andre.

[inp o҉rtb]

Ah, I understand. Did you receive any email from 110mb.com? (check your spambox too)

[Foneʍoɹɯ®]

Nooooooooo I havent recieved any email from 110mb and I trust 110mb a lot.
One more thing when I try to login in my mysql account through 110dbmanager, a message is shown like this

Error in DB operation: User '*****_*****' has exceeded the 'max_questions' resource (current value: 1) show databases

[Dark Raito]

Ah, I understand. Did you receive any email from 110mb.com? (check your spambox too)

he did use MySQL since May 2007 (maybe) and out of the sudden it was disabled. He can't access it on the 110dbmanager.php, the control panel, and his http. its like his mysql privilages suddenly gets removed. If he was doing something naughty, he would be caught by the bots, and get redirected to 500 error.. hence, i reported it to andre. as i believe there are nothing that we could do to help.

note: why am i explaining this to you ?

[Foneʍoɹɯ®]

I can tell you that I havent login to my 110mb account since 1 or a half month as I was having some problem with my internet. And also I was running my site as per 110mb TOS. So why is it done  . I also have .htaccess activated for which I had paid. Pls do something to get my website back. 

[andre]

You were already sent email about it. Permanently disabled. Your usage was having big load impact.

Non appealable.

Backup enabled so you can backup your database.

[Foneʍoɹɯ®]

I had never recieved any mail from 110MB regarding disabling my MYSQL. Also I was only running wordpress with only one database and never tried to break 110MB TOS. So why is it done to me.My website was just started growing and at the time my service is disabled.

[Ðaz]

My website was just started growing and at the time my service is disabled.

Yes, and if you have ads on your site you'd be able to pay for paid hosting which is what you need. It is a free host with many others to consider, and when one person (you) were killing the server, he did what was best for the rest of the users. No, you didn't break the TOS, but they can still do whatever they want to your account 

[Foneʍoɹɯ®]

But I should know what exactly from my site made my MYSQL service to be disabled.
From my knowledge  I think the statpress plugin which I was using must have made this problem.Can I get a last chance!!!!!!!!!Plssssssss

[inp o҉rtb]

But I should know what exactly from my site made my MYSQL service to be disabled.

As andre said, it was the resource usage. They don't have time to check out every single component on everyone's websites and analyze resource usage in detail; no, that is our job as webmasters.

[codewhite]

I had never recieved any mail from 110MB regarding disabling my MYSQL. Also I was only running wordpress with only one database and never tried to break 110MB TOS. So why is it done to me.My website was just started growing and at the time my service is disabled.

If you had read the TOS and the StatPress description you would know that StatPress violates the rule:

Hosting scripts that constantly write data to MySQL usually by tracking something.

These includes examples: OpenX, Adsense trackers & site indexers/spiders.

[Foneʍoɹɯ®]

Sorry to renew this thread but just like to know that if I am paying for mysql will it be activated back

[Diemux]

Well the problem is that your scripts were a total resource hog. Even though you pay for MySQL, it's all based on a fair use policy.

[kriššyafc]

Well the problem is that your scripts were a total resource hog. Even though you pay for MySQL, it's all based on a fair use policy.

Expanding on diemux's post. If someone in a all-you-can-eat buffet ate ALL the food and you had none do you think that's acceptable? It's not is it

That's why fairness works 2 ways.

[Foneʍoɹɯ®]

Now that I have paid for this service to get activated. Will it be activated so that I will see to that the problem plugin is imediately removed from site.

[manicgames]

Well the problem is that your scripts were a total resource hog. Even though you pay for MySQL, it's all based on a fair use policy.

Expanding on diemux's post. If someone in a all-you-can-eat buffet ate ALL the food and you had none do you think that's acceptable? It's not is it

That's why fairness works 2 ways.

Not acceptable, but still not breaking the rules. Either way, I think one one personally irresponsible to use that much resources.

[Foneʍoɹɯ®]

No @maniac when my service was active I was using a wordpress blog on my site and later I noticed that the statpress plugin which I was using on my site was saving the user and visitor info on my database and within a period of 3days my wp_statpress table on database size was around 3.5MB, but I never thought that it would result in shutdown of my site.
Will be much carefull now!!!!