• Resolved jonny1983ie

    (@jonny1983ie)


    Hi all I have a page using ARmember. my backups are failing due to the table wp_arm_enteries having over 1m entries. I just want to knwo what this table is for before I archive. It looks to be logins but I am just wary that there are some entries that it might cause issues with membership or changes if I do. Any help welcome.

    Thanks

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  • Plugin Author reputeinfosystems

    (@reputeinfosystems)

    Hello,

    Regarding wp_arm_entries table being too big, I understood the concern and kindly note that wp_arm_entries table uses to store entry data of the setup form. So if you want to delete data from the table then you can delete the data which has plan id ‘0’ from wp_arm_entries table. So after that, it may reduce the size of that table.

    So it’s safe to delete those data having plan id ‘0’.

    Thanks,

    Thread Starter jonny1983ie

    (@jonny1983ie)

    Thanks for your reply. I am not sure if I even have a setup form for my use case. I just deleted all the data within the table (after an export) and have not noticed any issues as yet.

    The table had over 1m lines and was over 3GB in size for was and issue for me.

    I think its safe to say this is solved for now thanks

    Plugin Author reputeinfosystems

    (@reputeinfosystems)

    Hello,

    Issue only happen if you have allowed member to purchase subscription type membership plan with automatic payment method. Otherwise you can safely delete all the the “wp_arm_entries” table records.

    Thanks

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