prefixes on the database tables would mean that when you look at your database in phpMyAdmin your would see something like:
zen_admin
vs seeing:
admin
but the better way to check is to look in your two files:
/includes/configure.php
/your_secret_admin/includes/configure.php
for the line:
Code:
define('DB_PREFIX', '');
and see if that is blank or has a value ...
Or, you could run in the Tools ... Install SQL Patches ... the code:
Code:
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS whos_online;
CREATE TABLE whos_online (
customer_id int(11) default NULL,
full_name varchar(64) NOT NULL default '',
session_id varchar(128) NOT NULL default '',
ip_address varchar(20) NOT NULL default '',
time_entry varchar(14) NOT NULL default '',
time_last_click varchar(14) NOT NULL default '',
last_page_url varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
host_address text NOT NULL,
user_agent varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
KEY idx_ip_address_zen (ip_address),
KEY idx_session_id_zen (session_id),
KEY idx_customer_id_zen (customer_id),
KEY idx_time_entry_zen (time_entry),
KEY idx_time_last_click_zen (time_last_click),
KEY idx_last_page_url_zen (last_page_url)
) ENGINE=MyISAM;
which will make the table for you and manage the prefixes for you ...