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Hi, doing some store maintenance, we've identified the adyen_payment_response & sales_order_payment tables are taking up over 40% of the used DB space.
With the order payment table, Adyen orders seem to have an excessive additional_information payload in comparison to other gateways.
Is there any configuration / documented processes that will help reduce this?
Thanks
Sam
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We're also facing the same issue in our project. I was wondering will it be okay to delete the old records from the table adyen_payment_response if these records are not being used anywhere and just logging the response?
I can see the data from the table is being used in some cases such as at the success page showing the button to complete the payment, etc. I haven't reviewed the whole extension but can you please let me know what is the actual purpose of this table in Magento 2, and do we need to keep the adyen_payment_response table records for the orders that are already completed?
Hi, doing some store maintenance, we've identified the
adyen_payment_response
&sales_order_payment
tables are taking up over 40% of the used DB space.With the order payment table, Adyen orders seem to have an excessive additional_information payload in comparison to other gateways.
Is there any configuration / documented processes that will help reduce this?
Thanks
Sam
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: