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Access to non-wordpress tables used by plugin? 6 Years ago Karma: 0
Hi,
I just installed ARI Adminer and I see all wp*-tables, but only those.
But I know that I have installed plugins, which use their own tables with other prefixes.
How can I see these other tables??

Thanks for your help!
Johannes
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Re:Access to non-wordpress tables used by plugin? 6 Years ago Karma: 760
Hello,

DB tables prefix is defined when WordPress is installed and it is used for all tables including custom plugins.

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Re:Access to non-wordpress tables used by plugin? 6 Years ago Karma: 0
Thanks for the fast answer!

In fact I didn't look precisely enough. The prefix of the plugin tables is "wp_<plugin prefix>", in my case it's "wp_es".

This detail might help others.

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