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Is there a way for me to run a report that would list all users and then
group them by # of tickets created and show the subject of each ticket? I am
thinking a 3 column table Col1, Cell 1: user1 Col 2, cell 1: all tickets for
user1, col 3, cell 1: total# of tix and then sort it by #tix created?
G
Greg Evans wrote:
>
> Is there a way for me to run a report that would list all users and
> then group them by # of tickets created and show the subject of each
> ticket? I am thinking a 3 column table Col1, Cell 1: user1 Col 2, cell
> 1: all tickets for user1, col 3, cell 1: total# of tix and t
Thanks, I will try to look into that. Looks like it may be difficult :)
Greg Evans
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I'm pleased to announce the latest release of RT 3.6. This update
contains important bugfixes, as well as minor functionality
improvements.
You can download this version of RT at the following URL:
http://download.bestpractical.com/pub/rt/release/rt-3.6.7.tar.gz
http://download.bestpractical.
On Sun, Apr 6, 2008 at 3:03 PM, Victor Sterpu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tranaslated the romanian language.
>
> Can you add this file in the next versions?
>
> In the file there are a lot off line marked with NOT FOUND IN SOURCE.
Most probably those have been changed a little in the source or g
Hi all,
I need to sort tickets by due date ascending to display oldest due
dates first. Tickets with no due date should come after as there's no
impending timeline.
However, because a due date of 'not set' is numerically 0, it sorts
before any tickets that have a due date set.
Anyone have
Someone wants me to convert their Postgres backed RT to MySQL. Doesn't
matter why, they want it. :)
Here's what I am thinking.
1. Shut down the web server.
2. Dump the DB data.
3. Reconfigure RT for MySQL.
4. Run initdb
5. Load the data.
6. Restart the RT/web server.
Have I covered all my bases?
Todd Chapman wrote:
> Someone wants me to convert their Postgres backed RT to MySQL. Doesn't
> matter why, they want it. :)
>
> Here's what I am thinking.
>
> 1. Shut down the web server.
> 2. Dump the DB data.
> 3. Reconfigure RT for MySQL.
> 4. Run initdb
> 5. Load the data.
> 6. Restart the RT/