Hi,
the following SQL query returns (ceate_time) e.g. 2012-05-22 11:26:39
- in the SQL query box for instance.
[Kernel/System/Ticket.pm in OTRS 3.1.5]
2535return if !$Self-{DBObject}-Prepare(
2536SQL = 'SELECT article_sender_type_id, article_type_id,
create_time FROM '
Hi Michael,
Michael Scheer schreef op 2012-05-25 08:52:
the following SQL query returns (ceate_time) e.g. 2012-05-22
11:26:39
- in the SQL query box for instance.
...
BUT in the RowArray $Row[2] is 22.05.2012 - it's lacking the time
and
has german time format.
Could it be that you use
Hi
I migrated from otrs 3.0.9 to 3.1.5.
All sounds fine, after I migrated the DB (postgres 8.4), but I didn't find
how the ticket are linked to the dynamic fields created.
This information are vital for me, because I have many automated reports
using specific sql select.
So before to migrate the
Hi Guys,
Can anyone help me convert the following code for MSSQL?
ALTER IGNORE TABLE ticket_flag ADD CONSTRAINT ticket_flag_per_user
UNIQUE INDEX (ticket_id, ticket_key, create_by);
Thanks in advance!
Aaron
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Aaron G. Angeles schreef op 2012-05-25 16:19:
Can anyone help me convert the following code for MSSQL?
ALTER IGNORE TABLE ticket_flag ADD CONSTRAINT ticket_flag_per_user
UNIQUE INDEX (ticket_id, ticket_key, create_by);
Hi Aaron; you should not have to!
Check