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My Mistake, I had somme Custom Fields still with the option to save into a custom table. So MB was running 3000 queries only on one Shortcode.
Sorry for my huge st++++pidity, shower that one will never happen again =)

Im sorry but this answer, did not even answered my question.

So my issue is, that I have delete a Custom Table created by MetaBox Plugin.
And on my Bricks Template there is no relation in any shortcodes or custom fields to those Deleted Tables.

My question is how can I remove them from the System..... or in what file of MetaBox or WordPress I should search to solve the issue.

WordPress database error: Indicates that the error is related to a database operation in WordPress.

Table 'wordpress.wp_mixing_instructions' doesn't exist for query: States that the table named wp_mixing_instructions is not found in the database named wordpress. The query attempted to access this table.

SELECT * FROM wp_mixing_instructions WHERE ID = 9421: This is the SQL query that caused the error. It's a SELECT query attempting to retrieve all columns (*) from the wp_mixing_instructions table where the ID is equal to 9421.

made by require('wp-blog-header.php'), wp, WP->main, WP->parse_request, ...: This part of the error message indicates the sequence of function calls that led to the execution of the problematic query. It traces the path from the initial request to the point where the error occurred. It helps in debugging and identifying the context of the error.

MetaBox\CustomTable\Storage->get, MetaBox\CustomTable\Cache::get: Specific points in the code where the error occurred. It indicates that the issue is related to the MetaBox plugin's custom table functionality, particularly the Storage and Cache classes.

I got help from your Support and I gave further the URL MetaBox Docs to ChatGTP.
By the end I got this solution.

I put the Script and the HTML both into a Bricks Template. And on the same Template I also run the MBView Shortcode.

Now it works =)

To get the ID from the URL and utilize it with the provided explanation, you can use JavaScript to extract the ID from the URL, then pass it to the Twig template using the mb proxy.

First, add a script in your Bricks layout to get the post ID from the URL and assign it to a JavaScript variable:

<script>
    function getPostIdFromUrl() {
        const urlParams = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search);
        return urlParams.get('rwmb_frontend_field_post_id') || 0;
    }

    const postId = getPostIdFromUrl();
</script>

Next, use the JavaScript postId variable to set the value of an HTML input element, which will be used to pass the value to the Twig template:

<input type="hidden" id="postId" value="{{ postId }}">

In your Twig template, use the mb proxy to get the post ID value from the input element, then fetch the post data and display it:

{% set post_id = mb.get_field_value('postId') %}
{% set drink_recipe_query = mb.get_posts({post_type: 'drink-recipes', p: post_id, post_status: ['publish', 'draft'], posts_per_page: 1}) %}

{% for recipe in drink_recipe_query %}
    <h2>{{ recipe.post_title }}</h2>
    <div>{{ recipe.post_content }}</div>
{% else %}
    <p>No drink recipe found with the given ID.</p>
{% endfor %}

With this approach, you can extract the post ID from the URL using JavaScript, pass it to the Twig template through an HTML input element, and use the Meta Box mb proxy to fetch and display the post data.

<ul>
<li class=
 
{% set ShowColor = post.recipes_AddEditorsRecipesNotes_switch %}
{% if ShowColor == 1 %}
"green member-area__form-toc--mandatory "
{% else %}
"member-area__form-toc--mandatory "
{% endif %}
 
><a href="#editor-recipe-notes">Recipe Notes</a></li>
<ul>