Hi,

I also found myself stuck with the stats module. Sometimes is easier to
write and SQL query, all interactions are stored in the article table, there
is a field in that table called article_type_id, which refers to the
article_type table, filtering with this criteria you'll know if it's a phone
ticket or and email ticket.

Making joined queries between article, ticket and ticket_history tables will
allow you to get complete reports of your helpdesk

Greetings,

Leonardo Certuche
www.itconsultores.com.co


On 26 April 2010 04:28, Martignier, Philippe
<philippe.martign...@wipo.int>wrote:

> Thanks Anton,
>
> But I find that a bit strange, cause it is quite explicit how to create
> different types of ticket, the stats module should be able to provide this
> info ... in my point of view .)
>
> Cheers
>
> Philippe
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