WordPress SQL Demonstration

This demonstration will show you what your WordPress SQL Database looks like behind the scenes and will briefly cover a few tables and show you how to export your wordpress database to a .sql file so that you could have a healthy backup and if you need to, you can use this file to transfer your wordpress blog to a new web hosting provider.

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Most people don’t know what is behind the scenes of WordPress, they just use a web hosting providers 1 click install and only ever see the wordpress admin (wp-admin) or maybe plugins and files. To help you understand the WordPress database and how the posts, comments and options are stored here is a list of the default wordpress SQL Tables:

wp_comments

The comments within WordPress are stored in the wp_comments table.

wp_links

The wp_links holds information related to the links entered into the Links feature of WordPress.

wp_options

The Options set under the Administration > Settings panel are stored in the wp_options table.

wp_postmeta

Each post features information called the meta data and it is stored in the wp_postmeta. Some plugins may add their own information to this table.

wp_posts

The core of the WordPress data is the posts. It is stored in the wp_posts table.

wp_terms

The categories for both posts and links and the tags for posts are found within the wp_terms table.

wp_term_relationships

Posts are associated with categories and tags from the wp_terms table and this association is maintained in the wp_term_relationships table. The association of links to their respective categories are also kept in this table.

wp_term_taxonomy

This table describes the taxonomy (category, link, or tag) for the entries in the wp_terms table.

wp_usermeta

Each user features information called the meta data and it is stored in wp_usermeta.

wp_users

The list of users is maintained in table wp_users.

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WordPress SQL Demonstration

This demonstration will show you what your WordPress SQL Database looks like behind the scenes and will briefly cover a few tables and show you how to export your wordpress database to a .sql file so that you could have a healthy backup and if you need to, you can use this file to transfer your wordpress blog to a new web hosting provider.

Video Demonstration Here (leave me feedback, I welcome it)
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Most people don’t know what is behind the scenes of WordPress, they just use a web hosting providers 1 click install and only ever see the wordpress admin (wp-admin) or maybe plugins and files.  To help you understand the WordPress database and how the posts, comments and options are stored here is a list of the default wordpress SQL Tables:

wp-usermeta
wp_comments
wp_links
wp_options
wp_postmeta
wp_posts
wp_term_relationships
wp_term_taxonomy
wp_terms
wp_users

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