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For those of you still struggling with this problem, I’ve found a super light and easy-to-use plugin that works like charm. It’s called Edit Custom Fields: https://wordpress.org/plugins/edit-custom-fields/. It lists all custom fields DB entries automatically (both, active and old), allowing you to rename or delete them on a per-name basis. No need of MySQL tweaking!
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