mats53

Hi again!

Sorry for late respons, but have been out of touch for a while.

You, were right, of course. I found that transient and deleted it and that was it.

Thanks a lot for great support.

/Mats

Hi again!

You are right, i did this by running a query from external programs (phpMyAdmin for the local, and MySQLWorkbench for the sharp).

So I made a new test. I Placed this code at line 405 in my-calendar-events.php:
$my_calendar = my_calendar_table();
$dbs = $wpdb->get_results( $wpdb->prepare( ‘SHOW TABLE STATUS WHERE name=%s’, $my_calendar ) );
print_r($dbs);

And got the following outputs:
Working testsite:
Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [Name] => wp_1my_calendar [Engine] => InnoDB [Version] => 10 [Row_format] => Compact [Rows] => 4 [Avg_row_length] => 4096 [Data_length] => 16384 [Max_data_length] => 0 [Index_length] => 16384 [Data_free] => 0 [Auto_increment] => 5 [Create_time] => 2019-03-15 10:40:49 [Update_time] => [Check_time] => [Collation] => utf8mb4_unicode_ci [Checksum] => [Create_options] => [Comment] => ) )

Not working production site:
Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [Name] => wp_1my_calendar [Engine] => InnoDB [Version] => 10 [Row_format] => Compact [Rows] => 65 [Avg_row_length] => 756 [Data_length] => 49152 [Max_data_length] => 0 [Index_length] => 16384 [Data_free] => 5242880 [Auto_increment] => 63 [Create_time] => 2019-05-09 14:42:19 [Update_time] => [Check_time] => [Collation] => utf8mb4_unicode_ci [Checksum] => [Create_options] => [Comment] => ) )

It seems that the My Calendar tables are InnoDB on both sites, but most of the other tables are MyISAM.

Both sites seems to be InnoDB as standard engine, but I have little control of the live site, so I am not sure about that.

/Mats