Clean up AIO database tables

We don’t know all the post meta keys we use by heart, nor do we keep a list, so I’d recommend that you do a search for “aioseop” and “aiosp” in the wp_postmeta table via your DBMS, create a list of what you find and then write a query to remove those entries.

Just out of interest, do you have any particular reason why you want to remove them? Even if you are no longer using the plugin, leaving them there shouldn’t affect your database performance.

Thanks very much @arnaudbroes

I just wanted to know so that I could start again afresh with meta info and plus I was curious as to what the meta tags the plugin stored in the database just for my own reference.

I’ll do what you suggest and run a search query through the database.

Thanks again and also for your quick reply, most appreciated ??

No problem at all. Great to hear you’re still using our plugin. Feel free to give us a 5-star review here if you appreciate our software and support. ??

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Jan Dembowski. Reason: Deleted ?filter=5 link

@arnaudbroes Don’t put ?filter=5 on review links. That hides the non-5 star reviews and that’s not cool. The reviews default to 5.

@jdembowski my bad, that was just the link I had in my browser’s search bar. I’ll keep it in mind! ??