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		<title>How to Empty Tables in Phpmyadmin (mysql)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Recently I needed to empty the Drupal sessions and cache tables which had grown to some million rows and were causing weekly database errors on a busy health community website.
I searched for a quick way to easily clear the table and found that truncate does the job and the permissions to do this was there even [...]]]></description>
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