SQL Querries in Scrips

Hello together,

I’ve todo SQL Querries in RT scrips. I know I could use the FromSQL
Statement, but I didnt find any description how to get the infos out
of rt.
I need to get the Priority and the Final Priority from each Ticket a
special user own.

best regards Daniel
Gruesse Daniel

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Hello together,

I’ve todo SQL Querries in RT scrips. I know I could use the FromSQL
Statement, but I didnt find any description how to get the infos out
of rt.
I need to get the Priority and the Final Priority from each Ticket a
special user own.

You can do it atleast in two steps

rt ls -t ticket "queue=‘queue-name’ and owner=‘owner-name’

Then collect the ticket ids and run each one like this

rt show -t ticket 12345

Hope that helps

best regards Daniel

Gruesse Daniel


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You can do it atleast in two steps

rt ls -t ticket "queue=‘queue-name’ and owner=‘owner-name’

Then collect the ticket ids and run each one like this

rt show -t ticket 12345

Hope that helps
Thank you for the fast reply. But the mysql Querries should be done
in a rt perl script.
I could use the normal DBI function for this but I think it’s easier
to take the FromSQL Statement.
Have anybody a link where I get the syntax or from which I get the
info via perldoc?

regards daniel