This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The customer wanted to locate and manage specific Toolset archive data in the database via phpMyAdmin and sought clarification on whether deleting a Toolset archive would also remove the associated data from the WordPress database.
Solution:
It was clarified that Toolset archives are not stored as separate database entries. Instead, they are dynamically generated using WordPress custom post types, taxonomies, and fields. Therefore, there is no specific database table labeled as a "Toolset archive." Key points addressed included:
1- Toolset Archive Location: Archives are generated on-the-fly based on Toolset settings rather than being stored as standalone entries in the MySQL database. Users should adjust or review archives through the Toolset interface under Toolset > WordPress Archives in the WordPress admin area.
2- Data Deletion: Deleting Toolset items (like custom post types or fields) from the WordPress backend will remove the associated data from the database. The customer was advised to refer to forum guidance on this topic and to back up their site before proceeding with deletions.
Relevant Documentation:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/deleting-all-data/#post-1541667
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