Database Cleanup

Hi there! I am using Wp Statistic to count my post views in my webiste: [ redundant link deleted ]. I just saw this message and now Im thinking about changing the settings:

WP Statistics Notice (Database Maintenance Recommended): Your database has accumulated many records, which could slow down your site. To improve performance, go to Settings → Data Management to enable the option that stops recording old visitor data, and visit the Optimization page to clean up your database. This process only removes detailed old visitor logs but retains aggregated data. Your other data and overall statistics will remain unchanged. For more details, click here.

An now I hop on the settings in the Data Cleanup. Now the question is, does the Delete Records Older Than and Purge Data Older Than: X days delete the number of views in my site? I ask this question because in the notice above it is said: This process only removes detailed old visitor logs but retains aggregated data.

If yes then should I just purge since my website is trying to slow down keeping in mind that the number of post views and/or visitors wont change? Please I need ASAP support. Really appreciate the help

PS: below are my settings:

Current PHP Memory Consumption: 17.686 MB

Displays the amount of memory currently being used by PHP on your server.Maximum Allowed PHP Memory: 256M

This is the maximum amount of memory PHP can use on your server. Increasing this value might improve performance but ensure you don't exceed your server's limits.Number of rows in thewp_statistics_useronlinetable: 22 Rows

This table keeps a record of users currently online on your website. Each row corresponds to a unique user session.Number of rows in thewp_statistics_visittable: 126 Rows

This table logs each unique visit to your website. A new row is added every time a visitor accesses your site.Number of rows in thewp_statistics_visitortable: 82,429 Rows

This table keeps a record of individual visitors to your website. Each row represents a unique visitor's information and their activities.Number of rows in thewp_statistics_exclusionstable: 0 Rows

This table logs views that have been excluded based on certain criteria, like bots or specific IP addresses. It helps keep your statistics clean from non-human or unwanted traffic.Number of rows in thewp_statistics_pagestable: 168,495 Rows

This table logs the number of views each page on your website receives. Each row represents the data for a specific page.Number of rows in thewp_statistics_historicaltable: 0 Rows

This table stores historical data about views and visitors over time. It's useful for tracking trends and patterns in your website's traffic.Number of rows in thewp_statistics_visitor_relationshipstable: 372,506 Rows

This table captures the relationships between visitors and the content they interact with, helping you understand user behavior and preferences.Number of rows in thewp_statistics_eventstable: 0 Rows

(Add-on Data Plus) This table stores the events that are triggered on your website. It helps you track user interactions and behavior.

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