Removing wc-admin_import_orders & wc-admin_import_customers

Please help, I do have the same problem.
This is very URGENT!!

I solved my problem this way:
1. Install woocommerce admin again.
2. Goto the Analytics menu and stop all running imports.
3. Also delete the tables created (there is a button for that). This might not be necessary

After that I deleted all my action entries with this sql statement:
DELETE wp_actionscheduler_actions.*, wp_actionscheduler_logs.* from wp_actionscheduler_actions left JOIN wp_actionscheduler_logs ON wp_actionscheduler_actions.action_id = wp_actionscheduler_logs.action_id where wp_actionscheduler_actions.status like “complete”

After that there was silence…..

This doesn’t work for me. I really hate this plugin its like the damn plague. I still have logs being created even after deleting the tables, deleting the plugin.

I need to know how to remove this once and for all this is beyond frustrating. It clogs up my database but even worst it uses a lot of server CPU and memory because these two task run every 32 seconds!!!!!!!. Even after the too has been removed from my site I need the developers to give me a proper resolutions. Where is this still running from and how do i remove it!?.

@radler64

Thanks for your suggestion, I am facing the same terrible problem, but I have a feeling that with woocommerce 4.1 they implemented analytics and admin in the default plugin.

Could you please share how you did step 2? Because I cannot duplicate it.

Anyone who is facing this, I have found a solution. You need to disable the new functions Admin and Analytics from woocommerce version 4 and higher. You do this by creating a simple plugin where you can call these functions to disable. See this link:

https://www.webroom.tech/how-to-disable-woocommerce-admin-dashboard-and-woocommerce-analytics/

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Demian.

@radler64 I tried that SQL command to clean up my database and got this error:

Error in query (1054): Unknown column ‘“complete”’ in ‘where clause’

@embercide same SQL error
just on the end at “complete” use the simple ” don’t use “ ”

I have removed all 15.000 pendings with:

DELETE wp_actionscheduler_actions.*, wp_actionscheduler_logs.* from wp_actionscheduler_actions left JOIN wp_actionscheduler_logs ON wp_actionscheduler_actions.action_id = wp_actionscheduler_logs.action_id where wp_actionscheduler_actions.status like "pending"

thankyou @damie