This is a bit of a side question, but why such concern for deleting
users? I see the same couple of people asking questions about this and
spending a lot of time dealing with it.
Extra users don't really take up very much space and with good spam
control the majority of the users created actually have tickets
associated with them.
Everyone has their reasons for doing things, so I don't want this to be
viewed as a critical question. I am just curious about what the reasons
are. In my case I just leave the users alone.
Mathew Snyder wrote:
I have a script that is *supposed* to skip privileged users when gathering all
the users that need to be shredded. Unfortunately, it didn't skip one
particular user. I no longer have the .sql file to reinstate the user so had to
create the user again. Is there an easy way to find all the tickets this user
has transactions in reassign them to the "new" user?
Mathew
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