=== WPDBSpringClean ===
Contributors: wpsolutions
Donate link: http://wpsolutions-hq.com/
Tags: admin, administration, cleanup, database, dashboard, plugins, wordpress
Requires at least: 3.1
Tested up to: 3.3.1
Stable tag: trunk

Scans your WordPress system and identifies and deletes unused database tables from uninstalled plugins

== Description ==
Many plugins do not clean up their database tables after you uninstall them.

What happens most of the time is that the plugin files and folder is deleted but not the corresponding plugin database tables.

This where this plugin comes to the rescue. The WPDBSpringClean plugin identifies unused, WordPress DB tables which have 
been left over from old plugins you have uninstalled on your site and it then gives you the option of deleting these tables.

For more information on the WPDBSpringClean and other plugins, visit the <a href="http://wpsolutions-hq.com/" target="_blank">WPSolutions-HQ Blog</a>.
Post any questions or feedback on the <a href="http://wpsolutions-hq.com/wpdbspringclean/" target="_blank">WPDBSpringClean</a>.

== Installation ==

1. FTP the WPDBSpringClean folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, 

OR, alternatively, 

upload the WPDBSpringClean.zip file from the Plugins->Add New page in the WordPress administration panel.

2. Activate the WPDBSpringClean plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in the WordPress administration panel.

If you encounter any bugs, or have comments or suggestions, please contact the WPSolutions-HQ team on support@wpsolutions-hq.com.


== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Will this plugin prevent me from deleting the wrong table? =

WPDBSpringClean identifies only those database tables which are considered 
not part of any of your installed plugins (either ACTIVE or INACTIVE).
When WPDBSpringClean has finished its query it will list all of the tables it 
believes are not being used and it will give you the option of deleting some or all of these tables.

(As a matter of prudence it is recommended that you take a DB backup if you are unsure about deleting particular tables)

== Screenshots ==

1. Screen shot file screenshot-1.jpg shows the admin menu of this plugin. 

== Changelog ==

= 1.0 =
* First Release

== Upgrade Notice ==
N/A
= 1.0 =
First Release

For more information on the WPDBSpringClean and other plugins, visit the <a href="http://wpsolutions-hq.com/" target="_blank">WPSolutions-HQ Blog</a>.
Post any questions or feedback on the <a href="http://wpsolutions-hq.com/wpdbspringclean/" target="_blank">WPDBSpringClean</a>.