Hi @gmmedia,
If Jetpack is not installed on your site, the jetpack_nonce_ entries in your wp_options table are likely leftover data from a previous installation or another plugin that interacts with Jetpack’s API.
Could you confirm whether Jetpack was ever installed on your site? Additionally, please share your system status report by going to WooCommerce > Status > Get report > Copy for support and pasting it at https://pastebin.com.
Hello,
I had Jetpack never in use. But I found now the table _jetpack_sync_queue. I remember that Google for WooCommerce wanted to install Jetpack for a Beta feature. Maybe I have clicked on that link and uninstalled it immediately. I don’t remember.
Here is the pastebin: https://pastebin.com/Ph48rPvV
Jochen
Hi @gmmedia,
Thank you for your feedback. To clarify, Jetpack does not need to be installed for you to see its associated tables or rows. Some plugins rely on these tables and continue functioning even without Jetpack.
To optimize your database, you can use plugins like WP Optimize, which can remove tables that are not linked to any active plugins. However, I wouldn’t recommend manually deleting any tables, as they might still be in use by a plugin.
Thank you.
But where are the jetpack_nonce_ entries from?
Zee
(@doublezed2)
Hello Jochen Gererstorfer,
Thank you for your reply.
But where are the jetpack_nonce_ entries from?
Please note that plugins that require connection to WooCommerce.com to function may create jetpack_nonce_ entries.
Please don’t hesitate to contact us again if you have more questions or concerns.
We are here to help 🙂
Best regards.
Yeah I not that.
But is Google for WooCommerce creating this entries?
Hi @gmmedia,
Google for WooCommerce might be generating these jetpack_nonce_ entries, but other plugins that use Jetpack services could also be contributing to them. I can’t say for certain that the ones you’re seeing are specifically created by Google for WooCommerce.
To ensure these aren’t leftover entries from previously installed plugins, you can use WP-Optimize to clean up your database. This will help remove any residual data from old plugins.
