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Hi,

thanks for reporting this issue and providing any information that you can. I’m trying to find a good way to reproduce this and/or figure out why the database table may not be created for some installs as part of https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/46167.

There seems to be 2 separate issues:

1. A PHP notice generated because WordPress tries to use the wp_blogmetatable even though it doesn’t yet exist.
2. The wp_blogmeta table is not created.

We can fix the first issue pretty easily in WordPress by making sure we don’t try to use the table in this one case until the table is available.

Some correct ways to solve the second issue are:

1. Visit wp-admin/network/upgrade.php and click “Upgrade Network”. This triggers the global database upgrade.
2. Use WP-CLI to update the network DB: wp core update-db --network

Both of these should work as long as:

1. The site address is for the main site of the main network.
2. The DO_NOT_UPGRADE_GLOBAL_TABLES constant is not defined.
3. There is nothing filtering wp_should_upgrade_global_tables to false

I’m interested in knowing more about your environment if you’ve tried either of these options specifically and the database table is still not created. Please give me a ping and we can look at it closer.

Thanks!

Yes it is. for the precautions create a backup and restore point before taking further steps.

Hello, Please share admin credentials in a private reply and also let me know the way to find this error on your website. WordPress database error Table 'ecoursep_dfe.dfe_bp_messages_recipients' doesn't exist for query SELECT SUM(unread_count) FROM dfe_bp_messages_recipients WHERE user_id = 36 AND is_deleted = 0 AND sender_only = 0 made by require('wp-blog-header.php'), require_once('wp-includes/template-loader.php'),   

Hello, this is related to the BuddyPress and bbpress plugins.

Try de-activating and deleting these plugins and then re-activate them. This should re-create any missing tables from the DBS...

I hope that helps!

Hello, login to your c-panel or by using ftp. goto public-html >> your-site>> wp-content >>plugins >> rename the buddypress folder. it will be deactivated.

Hello, when you rename this folder that means you can restore it by changing its original name. suppose: it was BuddyPress before then become BuddyPress old. if you again revert it back as buddypress, it has the same settings as you have set before.

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if you install new BuddyPress then it will come with the default setting. all the data from buddypress like users >> activity etc is already stored in the database so that deleting this plugin will not affect those tables.