Thank you as always.
Is there a way to delete the error log all at once?
A large number of errors are occurring and there are over 10,000 pages, so deleting them 100 pages at a time would be difficult.
Which folder do I need to delete to make them disappear?
Please advise.
@dsds
The error log is held in the database and not in a folder.
It could be cleared using a custom database sql command.
TRUNCATE Logs
Thank you as always.
You have taught me, but I don’t have the knowledge to perform highly technical operations.
What kind of work should I do?
I can access the database.
Thank you in advance.
@dsds
From phpMyadmin click on the ‘Logs’ table and then select the SQL tab at the top of the page and then enter
TRUNCATE Logs
Then click Go
If a site has that much Logs table baggage, there are likely to be other areas of bloat in the database such as page or file versions. You could look at my Extreme Clean addon. One small aspect of Extreme Clean is a Logs cleaner, which is essentially the truncate command @ConcreteOwl provided with a few more parameters to allow retention of more recent entries.
Thank you. I will consider it.
Thank you so much.
Thank you so much.
The log has been deleted successfully.
I learned something new!
You are welcome, I am glad it worked out for you.
I was able to delete the log successfully, but an urgent error like the one in the image appears.
What kind of problem is this?
I’m sorry for asking multiple times.
Please advise.
This looks like a server timeout problem, maybe the resources available to the server need to be tweaked.
Best you talk to your server admins.