wp_burst_event_names
StaticStores burst event names data created by this plugin.
Column Definitions
| Column | Type | Nullable |
|---|---|---|
| 🔑ID | int unsigned | NO |
| name | varchar(64) | NO |
| statistic_id | int | NO |
| uid_id | int unsigned | NO |
| time | int | NO |
| name_id | int unsigned | NO |
| value | float | YES |
CREATE TABLE Statement
CREATE TABLE wp_burst_event_names ( `ID` int unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `name` varchar(64) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (ID), UNIQUE KEY name (name) ) $charset_collate;"; $events_sql = "CREATE TABLE wp_burst_events ( `ID` int NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `statistic_id` int NOT NULL, `uid_id` int unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, `time` int NOT NULL, `name_id` int unsigned NOT NULL, `value` float DEFAULT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (ID) ) $charset_collate;"; $tables_to_install = [ 'burst_event_names' => $names_sql, 'burst_events' => $events_sql, ]; foreach ( $tables_to_install as $table_name => $sql ) { dbDelta( $sql );Safe to delete?
If you have uninstalled Burst Statistics – Simple WordPress Analytics (Google Analytics Alternative), this table is generally safe to remove. However, always back up your database first.
Note: Some plugins share tables or are dependencies of other plugins. Verify nothing else depends on this table before dropping it.
How to remove this table
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `wp_burst_event_names`;
Run this query using phpMyAdmin, Adminer, or your MySQL client. Back up first.
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