A small change maybe

You sort of use ‘serial’ ‘transaction’ ‘request’ number interchangibly.

It would be nice if it was called one thing.

I like transaction number instead of serial number as is displayed
in the interface. It might make ‘merging’ a little clearer.

Thanks

Stephen Hauskins

PS- Great package.

You sort of use ‘serial’ ‘transaction’ ‘request’ number interchangibly.

It would be nice if it was called one thing.

In RT2, we use ticket id and transaction id throughout.

I like transaction number instead of serial number as is displayed
in the interface. It might make ‘merging’ a little clearer.

Huh?

Thanks

Stephen Hauskins

PS- Great package.


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You sort of use ‘serial’ ‘transaction’ ‘request’ number interchangibly.

It would be nice if it was called one thing.

I like transaction number instead of serial number as is displayed
in the interface. It might make ‘merging’ a little clearer.

That might introduce more confusion - each request comprises lots of
transactions…

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Email:charlieb@aurema.com, Tel: +61 2 9698 2322, Fax: +61 2 9699 9174
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You sort of use ‘serial’ ‘transaction’ ‘request’ number interchangibly.

The transaction ID is individual for each transaction. There can be
several transactions for each request. “Serial number” is the “official”
notation of a request ID in 1.0. In 2.0, we will use “Ticket ID”
(right, Jesse?).

Tobias Brox
aka TobiX
+47 22 925 871