WP-DBManager: Breakdown
WP-DB Manager will monitor your database and check for any problems. It can also be used to repair tables with errors and optimize the tables in your WordPress database. The plugin can also be used for scheduling a backup of your WordPress database on a regular basis. It can email the backup file to you or it can also save it to the server. If the backups are sent via email, the plugin leaves an option to include more information such as database name and backup date. The plugin allows several options to trim down the database size by deleting things, such as auto-drafts, spammed comments, and revisions which helps keep the database from getting too large.
In addition, WP-DBManager can be used for various database management operations such as running SQL queries, creating new databases, checking size of tables, and dropping databases. It also supports the execution of multiple queries at once, making it easy to perform bulk operations. Plus, the plugin offers an option to empty all tables, which can be useful when you want to reset your WordPress database. WP-DBManager also supports the restoration of backup files from a directory or URLs for restoring various kinds of backups.
Another notable feature of the plugin is the ability to repair and optimize databases remotely through the command line. This feature works with Windows and Linux based servers. With this feature, you can remotely connect to your database and repair any tables. Plus, it will clean up any bad records which can help improve the performance of your site.
Finally, WP-DBManager provides detailed logging of all the operations that it performs. This helps you track the activity of your database. You can filter the logs according to a certain period of time and check for the errors that might have occurred.