Hi there, @shakoor99,
It sounds like you’re dealing with persistent data that keeps re-emerging even after you delete it. This could be due to a few different reasons:
1. caching: Your server or a network cache might be storing copies of the database and restoring it after you make changes. Make sure that you clear all forms of cache, including object cache, page cache, and browser cache.
2. cron Jobs: If there are cron jobs that have been set up to recreate these tables or re-install plugins, they might be responsible for the regeneration of these tables. Inspect your server’s cron jobs and look for any tasks related to Jetpack or database management.
3. database replication or backup: If your server setup includes database replication or automatic backups that are restoring data, this might be the culprit. You’ll need to check if any backups or replication services are actively running and if they are set to restore data upon deletion.
4. hosting features: Hosting environments sometimes have automated recovery features that might be kicking in. Check with your hosting provider to see if they have any default settings or features that could be causing this.
Let us know what you find out!
