Textarea code has broken site

I was working on some code in a node text area and after my last save it broke the site completely.  I now get a blank page with the generic error "The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later."  I cannot login.

I tried deleting the node and node type with PHPMyAdmin but it made no difference.  I need to know where the textarea data is saved so I can delete the code I input please.

I'm open to other suggestions too.  I'm running a very recent version of 7

Thanks for reading.

Sending mails works differently for similiar Drupal sites

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I have two identical Drupal sites. One is installed at the root of the server and the other in a /testing folder. Each one has its own database but the data contained is the same.
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