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Originally Posted by jdsinclair
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Originally Posted by Bigwrenn
If you have access to your database via phpmyadmin you can look into your datastore table and find "todaymaxonline". At that point you can manually remove or drop that query. Do this after you remove all file and template edits because if you don't it can cause a database error across your forums. Hope this helps.
BTW- Don't forget to remove all phrases that were added for this hack!
Bigwrenn
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I don't have access via phpMyAdmin, I just wanted the Query that I could run via the AdminCP as my SQL is not the best and I am still learning. It is a good thing I tested this at my test forum first. I am having no problems with it, but now it is a bit reduntant as nothing references it now. I had already removed all modifications before posting my request for the SQL query. Thanks anyway for trying to help. JD. 
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For those who want to know how to get rid of the original query, then the Query to run is:
DROP TABLE todaymaxonline;
Thanks to Bigwrenn for pointing it out, just did not know that I had to use the DROP command
JD