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I have a regular WordPress site (not a multisite or network). In phpMyAdmin there are 22 lines for wp_options (each one has a difference beginning such as xxxx_wp_options) and each one is about 35MG each.

  1. Is this supposed to be like this? If not, what can cause this?
  2. Can I safely delete the duplicates?
  3. I have the same duplicates for others such as wp_postmeta, etc.

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    I found the reason: I used a plugin to downgrade WP looking for a version that wouldn't clash with plugins. It seems like each time you try a different version your entire database is duplicated including the database for each plugin (not only WP core).


  2. That does not sound normal. For a normal WordPress install, there should only be 1 ‘table’ for each category (wp_options, wp_postmeta, etc…).

    Sounds like something went wrong with your install or perhaps you’re trying to create multiple wp installs using the same database?

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