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Total tables in phpMyAdmin
My wife runs a small forum. Our hosting company, which is about to change, told me I have an extreme about of tables in phpMyAdmin, 258. Is this about normal? Is there a way to find and delete unnecessary tables?
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Which vB version is she running?
Link to the forum? |
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Standard vB 3.7.2 has 146 tables.
Any more are not default tables. |
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Thank you for the reply. The others I take it are from modifications? When you delete a mod, does it automatically delete the table? And if not, will leaving it there cause the forum as a whole to run slow? Sorry for all the questions.
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I would definitely move away from that host - a host shouldn't care about how many tables you have.
Actually - having less tables could affect performance, instead of increasing. Also referred to as the "spreadsheet syndrome". |
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I'm learning, lol. I'm moving to Hawk Hosting this weekend. Thank You so much for the info. I've learned alot today.
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