It’s already too late, because only transactions can assist in completing the rollback, and what you have already completed cannot be rolled back! Unless you have done a database backup~
Have you opened the bin-log in your database? If so, open the statement where you were found and restore the replay of the bin-log of the misoperation statement.
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It’s already too late, because only transactions can assist in completing the rollback, and what you have already completed cannot be rolled back! Unless you have done a database backup~
Have you turned on the binary log? You should be able to restore it to before the update
Have you opened the bin-log in your database? If so, open the statement where you were found and restore the replay of the bin-log of the misoperation statement.
You can use binlog2sql to quickly roll back. For specific methods, please see this article "How to quickly recover data after MySQL misoperation"