Sounds like phpmyadmin would do the trick. I’ve never used it though.
http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/index.php
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alevy
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Seems like the only way is for the user to hit a button on their admin screen that will delete the database. I wonder if I am overlooking something that going on when a plugin is deactivated.
I would leave it alone if I where you. Leave it up to the user. No harm done. Its just a table anyways. 😉
Lots of people use “phpmyadmin” because it’s browser-based and quite suited for beginners. An alternative is to use SSH and do it with the MySQL client that comes with the database installation. Check with your host.
