2. Please follow only the first 2 steps and clear your caches. The following steps mentioned in the article are for advanced users.
Here’s a video screencast:
Please clear all the cache, including the server after following the above process.
If that doesn’t help, we might need to take a closer look at the settings. Please edit the first post on this ticket and include your WordPress logins in the designated Sensitive Data section.
It is completely secure and only our support staff has access to that section. If you want, you can use the below plugin to generate a temporary login URL to your website and share that with us instead:
I’m getting the same error when saving changes made to a menu.
Current RankMath version is 1.0.50
I’ve followed the instructions linked in your Knowledge Base and GitHub page, but the issue still exists.
I’m not sure why the missing wp_rank_math_analytics_objects table would be created by the GitHub _repair-action-scheduler script, as there are no references to that table name in the script at all.
Thanks, Matt
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Thank you for contacting Rank Math and sorry for any inconvenience that might have been caused due to that.
Have you followed the steps mentioned above? Doing that process can fix the issue for you.
If still facing issue, please start a new ticket of your own and share you site’s WP Login details in the Sensitive area field so that we can check that.
The error suggests that one of the database tables that is required for Rank Math to function, does not exist on your setup. This is a rather unusual issue, as these tables should be created automatically when Rank Math is installed.
I have logged in to your site to check the issue. We will need to investigate the MySQL database, and for this I installed the “WP phpMyAdmin” plugin from the official repository, however, the plugin is not working on your site, possibly due to server limitation. I have deleted the plugin.
You have the following options:
A. Share the phpMyAdmin access details in the Sensitive Data field (login URL, username, password, or the cPanel login details where we can access the same).
B. Investigate and fix the issue yourself. Here’s what you need to do: log in to phpMyAdmin and check if wp_rank_math_analytics_gsc and wp_rank_math_analytics_objects tables exist. If either of them does not exist, run the correct SQL code manually to create it:
For wp_rank_math_analytics_gsc https://pastebin.com/0VB1Tqaa
Before running any SQL code, we strongly suggest creating a complete backup of the database. Please create a backup even if you choose to share the access details instead, as we may run the same code, and there’s always some risk involved when executing direct queries like this.
Thank you for sharing the access details. I have logged in to your PhpMyAdmin and created the necessary tables manually. This seems to have fixed the issue, I don’t see the error anymore on your site. Please check your site to confirm.
If there’s any issue, please let us know. Thank you.
Hello I’ve exactly the same problem. These two tables doesnt exist and probably it was an error caused by upgrading RM.
Opened another ticket but no one has ever answered. I’ve tried to follow the instructions here
