On Sun, Sep 9, 2012 at 10:23 AM, Ms. Nancy Wichmann <nan_wich@bellsouth.net> wrote:

My advice, which most will, I am sure, agree with is to not mess with a core install. Don't second guess which tables are needed. Most tables are created only when a feature/module is enabled. Therefore, they are all needed. If you don't want certain tables, don't install the module that creates them.

The cache tables are required even if you have caching disabled. Regardless of that setting, your system is caching. Likewise, the registries (more than one) are required and cannot be missing.

Backup and Migrate doesn't create tables, AFAIK, it just makes backup files.

Who told you that OG does not play well with Panels? The fact is that OG would prefer to create panels for you.

Nancy
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From: Roger

In the database tables for a drupal 7 install which table contains the
content types please.

I'm experimenting with installing only certain tables in a vanilla
install because there are some in the database that I do not want like
workbench, og, cache, comment, backup_migrate, etc.

I need to learn panels and just need the table structures and data from
the site. og and workbench do not play well with panels.

Ive installed
block -all
contact
content_access
ctools_access_ruleset
ctools_css_cache
date_format - all
field_config
field_data_field
file - all
node
node_access
node_type
relation - all of them
role - all
rules - all
users - all
taxonomy - all
views_view
views_display

I don't know what the registry table is. Don't know what else I should
install.
Problem is that none of our content types display in the <add content>.
content, Taxonomy, rules, views all display as they should but there is
no blocks.

Can someone please advise me on what table is needed for blocks.
thanks in advance.
Roger
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