strange error after restoring database from backups

This is the error I got presented with when doing a regular check on my own 
website after restoring the site from a nightly backup:

Database error: Invalid SQL: delete from CACHEDATA where CACHEKEY LIKE 
"%-slashSess-3f74954be3f20e903ae3a1eeb7f7419d%"
MySQL Error: 1016 (Can't open file: 'CACHEDATA.MYD'. (errno: 145))
Session halted.


I fixed it by deleting the cookies from Mozilla 1.3 related to my own site. 
Should that error be, say, coming from phpslash.org (or even slashdot.org), 
I would never thought that my own cookies had something to do with it.

Something should be done to jpcache so that it can recover from this type of 
errors by itself. And yes, I tried making $cachetimeout=-1 before deleting 
the cookies.

This is the first time I see this error, I just hope no other user who 
regularly visits my website ever sees this.

Any input on this subject?

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Luis Mondesi
System Administrator
LatinoMixed.com

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- Paula Speer, MacWorld Magazine 2003-04

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