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The MainWP Child Reports plugin stores event tracking data in dedicated database tables. You can uninstall these tables to free up database space or resolve issues with missing tables.

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What You’ll Learn

  • How to access the uninstall option
  • What data gets removed
  • When to use this procedure

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Prerequisites

  • Admin access to the child site
  • Child Reports plugin installed

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When to Use This

Use this procedure to:
  • Fix issues with missing wp_mainwp_stream and wp_mainwp_stream_meta tables
  • Free up database space on child sites
  • Resolve database-related Child Reports errors
  • Clean up before removing the plugin completely

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Uninstall the Database

1

Download the uninstaller

Download the uninstall utility: mainwp-child-reports.zip
2

Install on child site

Go to your child site’s WP Admin > Plugins > Add New and install the downloaded ZIP file.
3

Access the uninstall page

Visit this URL on the child site (replace with your actual domain):
your-child-site-url.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=mainwp-reports-settings&try_uninstall=yes
4

Find the uninstall option

Scroll to the bottom of the settings page to find the uninstall option.MainWP Child Reports settings page showing the Uninstall Database option
5

Uninstall the database

Click Uninstall MainWP Child Reports Database. This removes the database tables and all stored event data.

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What Gets Removed

TableContents
wp_mainwp_streamEvent logs and activity records
wp_mainwp_stream_metaAdditional metadata for logged events
This permanently deletes all tracked events from the child site. Event history cannot be recovered after uninstalling.

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After Uninstalling

After removing the database:
  1. Deactivate the uninstaller plugin you installed
  2. Delete the uninstaller plugin from the Plugins page
  3. The Child Reports feature will recreate tables when re-enabled

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Self-Check Checklist

  • Uninstaller ZIP downloaded and installed
  • Uninstall URL accessed with try_uninstall=yes parameter
  • Uninstall link clicked
  • Database tables removed
  • Uninstaller plugin deactivated and deleted