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What is table aspc ?

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clementp

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Hi everybody,

I've upgraded recently my Plesk 9.X to Plesk 10.X and after checking my tables some days later, I noticed there were 4 new tables in my mysql database which I never created :
aspc, aspc_mutex, sk, ss
And there are also users created to access those tables.

My question is : What are those tables for ? I searched on Google but didn't find any clues.
Can those tables be deleted safely or are they used for anything important on the server ?

Thanks in advance !
 
It is Parallels Customer and Business Manager related tables.
 
So those tables are safe ? I don't need to delete them ?

Because it was a bit surprising to see new tables I never created. I thought it might be some hackers or something like that lol :p
 
There are some other new tables. smb_* for example. I think that there is nothing surprising that in new versions of a product together with new features there are new corresponding tables in a database.
 
I don't see any others tables besides those four and psa/mysql. Then it should be ok.

Thanks for your help !
 
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