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Question Auto optimize databases

H.W.B

Regular Pleskian
Hello,

I have tried to find this option in Plesk 12.5.
A option to automaticaly optimize each database on the server.

But i have not found this.

Is there such a option, can someone please tell me where to find this.

Thank you

Henk
 
Hi H.W.B,

Is there such a option, can someone please tell me where to find this.
No, there is no such option over the Plesk Control Panel, as it "could" lead to issues/errors/problems with custom settings/definitions.



Pls. use the following command over the command line on your own risk and without Plesk support:
Code:
mysqlcheck -oA -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow`
 
@H.W.B We have already corresponding feature request PPM-1963 about adding ability for mysql databases optimization in Plesk UI.
I have updated it with your request.
Thanks.
 
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