WordPress Database Reference
What WP Table Is This?
Search any WordPress database table name to instantly identify which plugin created it, view its schema, and learn if it's safe to delete.
Recently indexed tables
wp_gpsopu_logsA logging table that records activity, events, or audit history.
wp_gpsopu_queueA job queue table for managing background tasks and scheduled operations.
wp_gpsopu_draftsStores gpsopu drafts data created by this plugin.
wp_guru_cb_Stores guru cb data created by this plugin.
wp_sutrify_post_relay_logsA logging table that records activity, events, or audit history.
wp_quqii_cacheA cache table that stores temporary computed or fetched data.
wp_rebuetext_sms_logsA logging table that records activity, events, or audit history.
wp_ccfe_sessionsStores session data for tracking user or visitor state.
wp_ccfe_resultsStores ccfe results data created by this plugin.
wp_ganava_lac_audit_logsA logging table that records activity, events, or audit history.
wp_ganava_lac_logsA logging table that records activity, events, or audit history.
wp_ganava_lac_rulesStores ganava lac rules data created by this plugin.
Why does this exist?
When you run SHOW TABLES in WordPress, you often find dozens of tables with cryptic names. Which plugin made them? Is it safe to delete them after uninstalling a plugin?
This site systematically downloads and analyzes every plugin in the WordPress.org repository, mapping each database table to its creator. We capture the table schema, column definitions, and whether the table is typically cleaned up on uninstall.
Coverage spans both static code analysis and live installation testing — so even tables created dynamically at runtime are detected.