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Search for all statements in the code containing &nbsp;(case insensitive if needed):<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-38804201-1"> CREATE TABLE</code></pre>
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 CREATE TABLE

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And not its not creating any table called statistics <br />
In fact word statistics &nbsp;is never used in the entire script.
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And not its not creating any table called statistics
In fact word statistics  is never used in the entire script.

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most complete sql finding example<br />
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thanks
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most complete sql finding example

thanks

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I want to undo the changes to the database I made while installing opensupports php mysql email ticketing<br />
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<a href="http://www.opensupports.com" rel="ugc">http://www.opensupports.com</a><br />
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I downloaded version 2 stable (attached)<br />
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I can not find a .sql file<br />
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what are all the tables in opensupports<br />
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in install2.php<br />
I dropped these tables <br />
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drop table tickets;<br />
drop table usuarios;<br />
drop table code;<br />
drop table departamentos;<br />
drop table guias;<br />
drop table comentariostickets;<br />
drop table comentariosarticulos;<br />
drop table staff;<br />
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I think there is a table called statistics
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I want to undo the changes to the database I made while installing opensupports php mysql email ticketing


http://www.opensupports.com

I downloaded version 2 stable (attached)

I can not find a .sql file

what are all the tables in opensupports

in install2.php
I dropped these tables 

drop table tickets;
drop table usuarios;
drop table code;
drop table departamentos;
drop table guias;
drop table comentariostickets;
drop table comentariosarticulos;
drop table staff;


I think there is a table called statistics

looking for the create database commands in a php cms (so I can delete the tables)

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