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Know what this means? Die hard Drupalists do.

With search data, statistics, cache tables, and log messages Drupal databases can get pretty big, but a lot of the data is disposable. Search data can be reconstructed, caches can be rebuilt, and old log messages can be ignored.

Here's a command that I find very useful when updating Drupal modules.

Following on from my post 'Managing files when moving to multi-site in Drupal 6' where I explained about updated file paths in the files t

More often than I'd like I see issues where Drupal's cron fails or exceeds the time limit. Here is a handy Drush command which will run all cron hooks on your site and the time it takes to run.

One thing I have been doing quite a lot recently on clients sites is merging multiple Drupal 6 installations into a multi-site setup.

This month I have an article in .net magazine.

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