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    I am new to WP but already encountered a rogue plugin which completely messed parts of my database ( it was a media library folders management plugin). I would happily restore the site back to before the plugin was installed but that course would also loose any Woocommerce orders I got accumulated during that day. So I am looking for a way to have my orders stored somewhere which is safe and the rest is in another database which I can easily restore from a backup (and thus loose no orders). I realise that orders are just posts and are related to other posts (like images) and their IDs, which still will reside in the "non-safe" database. But since I think such a scheme would reduce the risk and lower the impact tremendously upon a restore from backup event on the non-safe database - I am looking for such a configuration. Is it possible to do in WordPress ?

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