> mysql use myisamchk and myisamchk --recover to check and repair the table.
> However, does anybody know how myisamchk indicates that whether the table
is
> damaged or
> whether the the repair is successful when running myisamchk or
> myisamchk --recover command?
I'm pretty sure you get informative messages if anything is broken or needs
fixing...
If you need the exact text of the possible messages, you'll probably have to
read the source, but it might be documented on http://mysql.org
The MySQL mailing list or other support forums will probably have more
experience and better answers with this one.
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