Tag: database

How to Change WordPress Table Prefix of mySQL Database

Changing the WordPress table prefix in your MySQL database enhances security by reducing the risk of SQL injection attacks targeting default table names. Here’s how you can do it safely and efficiently. Step 1: Back Up Your Database Back up your website before making any changes to ensure you can quickly restore it if something … Continue reading “How to Change WordPress Table Prefix of mySQL Database”

phpMyAdmin Repair and Optimize Database Tables Tutorial

Sometimes, it might be necessary to repair a MySQL database table. This can be the case if your WordPress site acts weirdly or slowly. So, for instance, when you notice that modified settings in your WordPress dashboard are not permanently saved, it could indicate a corrupted database table. Another indicator for a corrupted MySQL table … Continue reading “phpMyAdmin Repair and Optimize Database Tables Tutorial”

How to Repair mySQL Database with phpmyadmin and adminer

Your MySQL database is important for storing and managing data. If it starts having issues like errors or corrupted tables, it can affect your website or application. Thankfully, tools like phpMyAdmin and Adminer make it easy to repair databases. This guide explains how to fix your MySQL database step by step using these tools. REPAIRING … Continue reading “How to Repair mySQL Database with phpmyadmin and adminer”

Migrate WordPress Staging Site to Production Site

When you create a WordPress website using WP STAGING, there often comes a time when you want to migrate WordPress to your production website.This step-by-step guide will show you how to manually migrate WordPress to your production website. Please make sure you are tech savvy and know how to work with databases and files. Although … Continue reading “Migrate WordPress Staging Site to Production Site”

Fix the “WordPress Database Error Disk Full”

Have you ever tried adding a new post or updating a plugin on your WordPress site only to receive the error “Database Error: Disk Full”? That means your server is running low on storage, preventing the database from saving new data. When this happens, your site might misbehave by failing to load plugins, store content, … Continue reading “Fix the “WordPress Database Error Disk Full””

How to Change the WordPress Database Table Prefix (3 Easy Methods)

Changing the WordPress database table prefix is a simple but effective way to enhance your site’s security. By default, WordPress assigns the table prefix wp_, making it a common target for hackers attempting SQL injection attacks. Modifying this prefix can help protect your database from such threats. In this guide, we’ll explain three different methods … Continue reading “How to Change the WordPress Database Table Prefix (3 Easy Methods)”

WPML error due to missing index: Table wp_options is filled up with multiple entries of wpml_translation_services

One of our users was running WP Staging Pro alongside WPML (inc. translation management) on a couple of websites. On one, in particular, pushing the staging to live site using WP Staging Pro immediately causes the wp_options table to fill up with entries with the wp_name of ‘wpml_translation_services‘. As soon as these were deleted, no … Continue reading “WPML error due to missing index: Table wp_options is filled up with multiple entries of wpml_translation_services”

Change Language Collation of all mySQL Database Tables

If the language collation of your production and staging site database server is different you can use the MySQL query below to create a new query that allows you to change the language collation of all database tables at once. SELECT CONCAT(“ALTER TABLE “, TABLE_SCHEMA, ‘.’, TABLE_NAME,” COLLATE latin1_general_ci;”) AS ExecuteTheString FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES WHERE TABLE_SCHEMA=”DATABASE_NAME” AND … Continue reading “Change Language Collation of all mySQL Database Tables”