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Resolved Database server cannot be removed

CGI1979

Basic Pleskian
No visible databases are connected to the database server, still it cannot be deleted.
How can I find out which databases oder users prevent the deletion?
 
How do you try to remove the database server and have you stopped the service before trying to remove files? If the service is still running, it might not be possible to deinstall.
 
In the database overview it says 0 databases are on that server.
When I mark it and click on remove it claims databases or users are still on that server, but I cannot see those in Plesk, so I cannot delete them (if they exist at all)...
 
Go to Plesk database with

# plesk db

and find ID of your database server with

select * from DatabaseServers;

after that try to find assigned databases to this db_server_id with

select * from DatabaseServers;

or assigned db_users with

select * from db_users;
 
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