How would I go about getting an actual list of tickets from
$self->TicketObj->Merged ?
It returns an integer which seems to be the amount of tickets that has
been merged into the actual ticket but it doesn’t seem to return a
list that I can run through.
I’ve tried going through “Merged” with ->Next but I get an error:
Commit failed: Can’t call method “Next” without a package or object reference
The documentation says the following:
:/opt/rt3/lib/RT# perldoc Ticket_Overlay.pm |grep merged -a2
Merged
Returns list of tickets' ids that's been merged into this ticket.
Merged tickets have an “EffectiveID” that isn’t the same as the"ID". It is
also in the link table as a Type = “MergedInto”.
So, if you’re using SQL, that should do it fo ryou.
Kenn
LBNLOn Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 8:31 AM, David fooraide@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
How would I go about getting an actual list of tickets from
$self->TicketObj->Merged ?
It returns an integer which seems to be the amount of tickets that has
been merged into the actual ticket but it doesn’t seem to return a
list that I can run through.
I’ve tried going through “Merged” with ->Next but I get an error:
Commit failed: Can’t call method “Next” without a package or object
reference
The documentation says the following:
:/opt/rt3/lib/RT# perldoc Ticket_Overlay.pm |grep merged -a2
Merged
Returns list of tickets' ids that's been merged into this ticket.
Any ideas ?
Thanks,
David
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