Wow!ĭoes reducing the database size, also speeds up your Website load time?īelow is a partial post revisions image from my WordPress admin area.Īs you can see from the above image, removing old revisions is one of the best things you can do to your WordPress blog to keep it running efficiently. To my shock, I realized that in this blog I have anywhere from 9 to 47 unnecessary revisions per post/page. This also leads to high CPU or memory load on your Web hosting server. This means that your blog will load slower and your visitors may wait longer before the content loads. Too many revisions stored in the database might cause longer query time. Removing older revisions will free up disk space.
Every revision requires a separate record in wp_posts table and probably entries in the wp_term_taxonomy, wp_postmeta and wp_term_relationships tables. Sometime it is necessary to do some cleanup. Each additional revision will slowly increase the size of your MySQL database. Depending how active your blog is, revisions can seriously bloat your database with multiple copies of the same post. However, this feature causes your WP database to rapidly increase in size.
How to reduce page size and page requests on wordpress full#
Older revisions are never deleted so you always have a full history of all changes. Whenever you save a post or a page, the old version is retained so you can revert back at any time. WordPress automatically creates revisions of your posts or pages.
WordPress 2.6 and above has a new feature which is the posts and page revision.
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