Is there any one who can help me to reset the ticket counter to 0. as i have
deleted all test mails from dB so i also want to reset the thicket counter.
which table contains information about ticket counter?
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Hi,
What database are you using?
MySQL: truncate table Tickets; truncate table Transactions; truncate table
ObjectCustomFieldValues; truncate table Attachments.
Other Databeses, I don’t know. Please note that truncate is a dangerous
command, and literally deletes all information in the tables selected, and
resets the cardinality to 0.On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 11:01, softouch razzipk@hotmail.com wrote:
Is there any one who can help me to reset the ticket counter to 0. as i
have
deleted all test mails from dB so i also want to reset the thicket counter.
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