So I have activated 3200 chronos in total which I'd like to deactivate as the server can't handle it.
Where should I go to deactivate these on the database or with a function that might deactivate this or what would the right direction be.
This was the kind of activation I did in batch:
if(!wp_next_scheduled('myfunc_global_update_h1')){
wp_schedule_event(time(),'hourly','myfunc_global_update_h1');
}
add_action('myfunc_global_update_h1','myfunc_global_update1');
and there is that function also myfunc_global_update1
now the functions will be deleted from the file in which those events got registered, scheduled however it is it works.
But will that be enough ? I don't know how this all works too well.
All of the information I find is related to setting the chronos, but not unsetting.
What you are talking about is wp_cron and related functions, not "chrono" which is a C# library (I think).
I believe that what you need is wp_clear_scheduled_hook which "Un-schedules all previously-scheduled cron jobs using a particular hook name."
wp_clear_scheduled_hook('myfunc_global_update_h1');