This might be a cache issue. Could you please clear your cache and try again?
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Hi, just to jump on this thread because I’m having the exact same issue. Caching disabled and default theme tried and still same issue where it just hangs on 0%.
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Hi guys!
I tired the plugin and wanted to archive about 40000 orders. But it hangs at 0%.
Latest wordpress and WooCommcerce release . Hosted on Kinsta.
I do not see any MySQL DB file in the plugin directory so far …
kind regards
:: Paul
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paulwessiack.
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This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by
paulwessiack.
Hi,
The issue you’re experiencing—where the archive process remains stuck at 0%—is most likely happening because the PDO extension is not enabled on your server. This extension is required for database operations, and without it, the archive feature cannot function properly.
Suggested Fix:
- If you’re using cPanel:
Navigate to Select PHP Version > Extensions and ensure both pdo and pdo_mysql are enabled.
- For other server setups:
You may need to install or enable the extension manually. For example: bashCopyEditsudo apt-get install php-pdo (Please adjust the command based on your OS and PHP version.)
- After enabling the extension, don’t forget to restart your web server to apply the changes.
For more details, please check the documentation.