Ruslan; is RTx-Shredder-0.01 project still alive? It would be nice to
delete tickets in RT API too safely.
Our Pg database is groving fast, and archiving of old tickets is now our
agenda. Someway a solution of extracting, tickets with the concern of
links to other tickets, and inserting into another Pg database (that can
be hocked to a RT instance) must be done.
As Jesse once wrote;
"As far as I know, nobody’s built the data migration / archiving tools
yet. That’s one of those things that I might be willing to take on if a
specific client had an interest in making it happen.
jesse"
I would guess that we need to buy support for this, write our own sql
scripts or will it be incorporated in later releases? An everlasting
groving RT backend is no future. 
Tomas (who is trying to convince my boss to send me to RT training
session - )
Tomas A. P. Olaj, email: tomas.olaj@usit.uio.no, web: folk.uio.no/tomaso
University of Oslo / USIT (Center for Information Technology Services)
System- and Application Management / Applications Management Group
Tomas Olaj wrote:
Ruslan; is RTx-Shredder-0.01 project still alive? It would be nice to
delete tickets in RT API too safely.
Yes, it’s alive. And I develop new release that has support for 3.4.X
and 3.5 branches. New release would be available in 1-1.5 months.
Our Pg database is groving fast, and archiving of old tickets is now our
agenda. Someway a solution of extracting, tickets with the concern of
links to other tickets, and inserting into another Pg database (that can
be hocked to a RT instance) must be done.
Now I have basic archiving: SQL log file that can be used to restore
data. I think this SQL log also can be used to import ticket into
read-only “archive RT instance” that will allow you search in the archive.
But I don’t plan to implement any linking between archive instance and
main RT.
In two weeks I’ll release 0.2 and may be 0.3 with all the changes I have
in the local development branch.
As Jesse once wrote;
"As far as I know, nobody’s built the data migration / archiving tools
yet. That’s one of those things that I might be willing to take on if a
specific client had an interest in making it happen.
jesse"
I would guess that we need to buy support for this, write our own sql
scripts or will it be incorporated in later releases? An everlasting
or you can help me with Shredder testing or may be even hacking 