Posted 3 years ago #
Greets,
My WordPress MySQL database is 20% over maximum ISP alotment. When I went to optimize the databases, I noted that 90% of my WordPress mySQL database is actually "Table: wp_statpress"
I have deactivated the plugin, but the database remains. Can I safely drop the wp_statpress table?
Thanks!
Run a local install.
Check the WP db tables on a fresh install (phpmyadmin), run the statpress installer, check the tables, de-activate the plugin and check what's left compared to a fresh install of wordpress...
I see this with some plugins, they're not coded to drop the created tables... or just fail to do it....
If you see anything with statpress appended to a db table name, then you can proberly delete/drop it...
Posted 3 years ago #
I can definitely confirm they don't drop the database when you disable.
I re-enabled; when to options; drastically reduced the items it collects (by default) and how long it keeps them (by default); went to "update statepress" (which cleaned up the table); and then went to my MySQL control panel and optimized the table.
This cut 50MB off, and I am now at 75MB of a cap of 100MB.
Thank you!
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