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  • Thread Starter shibby5

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    I have located the issue. Either something in the wp_postmeta table was corrupt, or the table was simply too large. Emptying the table has corrected the message body too large issue.

    Thread Starter shibby5

    (@shibby5)

    I’ll figure it out, should be simple.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter shibby5

    (@shibby5)

    Cute. I appreciate the time but you did not answer the question. I am not looking to perform a complete backup of the database. My 5 year old niece can do that.

    Again…

    What I would like to do at this time is install a fresh copy of WordPress and carry the important information which consists of the posts, categories and main settings. What tables must I export to be able to import this back into WordPress and have it still work properly?

    As clearly indicated previously.. the reasoning for this…

    I am having a serious issue with my blog and message bodies over 5MBs. I cannot track the issue down. I have deleted all plugins, moved to the default theme and removed all attachments and the issue still persists.

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter shibby5

    (@shibby5)

    Hmmm, after clicking post in the admin area it would go to /blog/wp-admin/post-new.php but show the contents of the homepage @ /? Checking error logs its because the message body is over 5MBs. I deleted all plugins, attachments, and move to the default theme and it still occurs.

    Thread Starter shibby5

    (@shibby5)

    It was moved back to the default theme and that appears to be gone now.

    Thread Starter shibby5

    (@shibby5)

    I deleted all plugins previously. Why would it still be looking for it though?

    Thread Starter shibby5

    (@shibby5)

    I am showing a flood of the following in the error_log:

    `[22-Apr-2010 00:47:59] WordPress database error You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘.85.85’ at line 1 for query UPDATE wp_jronline SET time=1271911679 WHERE ip=xxx.xxx.85.85 made by require, require_once, include, get_header, do_action, call_user_func_array, online_set_cookie
    ~

    What would cause that?

    Thread Starter shibby5

    (@shibby5)

    I am not sure what that would accomplish. Is there a method to enabling debugging or logging? What areas can I look for the problem?

    Thread Starter shibby5

    (@shibby5)

    A 5MB response body is ludicrous.

    Version 2.9.2
    No plugins installed, I removed them all but this still occurs.

    Nothing stands out but:
    wp_options – 942.1 KiB
    wp_postmeta – 444.8 KiB

    Everything else is relatively small table wise in the database.

    Thread Starter shibby5

    (@shibby5)

    Any help would be appreciated!

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