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The prefix of the database is probably different, so you’ll need to update the prefix in wpDataTables’ database tables.
Access your database and the table wp_wpdatatables (please note that “wp_” is the default WordPress prefix, but on your end it could be anything, so look for “your_prefix_wpdatatables” table).
In there, check the “mysql_table_name” column, and there you’ll see the full table name (for example, wp_wpdatatable_1). If this prefix doesn’t match the prefix of your_prefix_wpdatatables table, you’ll need to run a couple of queries to fix the prefix.
UPDATE your_prefix_wpdatatable SET content=REPLACE(content,'wp_','your_prefix_')
And this one:
UPDATE your_prefix_wpdatatable SET mysql_table_name=REPLACE(mysql_table_name,'wp_','your_prefix_')
This will replace all “wp_” with “your_prefix_” in needed columns, so the tables should start working again. Just make sure to change “your_prefix_” with the actual prefix of your database.
If you’re not sure about this procedure, or this doesn’t work, please feel free to reach out to us directly through our ticketing platform, and we’ll gladly assist you with these changes.
Kind regards.
