We’re doing a phased transition to RT2 - I hope to have ‘them’ using rt2
very soon. In the meantime, The serial number in RT2 is 600+, while our
RT1 serial num is 4000+.
Will it break anything if I temporarily change a ticket’s id to ‘4999’,
create a new ticket, and then change the ‘4999’ back to ‘6xx’ ?
I ask this because it’s already been done. I have a complete backup of
the mysql database to fall back on if I need to. Did I just dig a hole
for myself ?
Also, is it dangerous to purge out old tickets? This is sorta the same
question, I guess - will RT mind if there are gaps in the ‘id’ namespace
?
Teo de H*sselle | Fly Windows NT: All the passengers carry their seats
out
| onto the tarmac, placing the chairs in the outline of
a
| plane. They all sit down, flap their arms and make jet
| swooshing sounds as if they are flying.
We’re doing a phased transition to RT2 - I hope to have ‘them’ using rt2
very soon. In the meantime, The serial number in RT2 is 600+, while our
RT1 serial num is 4000+.
Uh. you’re going to run into a lot of problems with tickets from RT1 and RT2
that have the same serial number.
Will it break anything if I temporarily change a ticket’s id to ‘4999’,
create a new ticket, and then change the ‘4999’ back to ‘6xx’ ?
That should be a fine kludge.
I ask this because it’s already been done. I have a complete backup of
the mysql database to fall back on if I need to. Did I just dig a hole
for myself ?
Also, is it dangerous to purge out old tickets? This is sorta the same
question, I guess - will RT mind if there are gaps in the ‘id’ namespace
?
Well, RT may get somewhat confused if someoen tries to do something to a purged
ticket…
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Teo de H*sselle | Fly Windows NT: All the passengers carry their seats
out
| onto the tarmac, placing the chairs in the outline of
a
| plane. They all sit down, flap their arms and make jet
| swooshing sounds as if they are flying.