Anyone know what escalation?  There's no escalation based directly off
of that table so I suspect it's one of the cleanup ones.

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Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2008 11:24 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Major index problem


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William, if memory serves, the records in that form get flagged for
deletion after the Incident is created, and an Escalation deletes them.

Rick


On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 9:18 AM, William Rentfrow
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


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        We are having a fairly serious problem in IM 7.03.
         
        Sometimes - and with no consistency - users will get a "unique
index violation" error when creating an incident.
         
        After extensive research I've found the following to be true:
         
        1.) The error is valid.
        2.) The error happens because the system is trying to insert a
duplicate Incident Number into the HPD:Help Desk form
        3.) The duplicate Incident Number that is attempting to be saved
did NOT come from the same user - therefore it's not a client workflow
issue.  IE - it's not a workflow bug where the field isn't being cleared
out on the client between creations of incidents.
        4.) There appear to be old/extra records in "HPD:CFG Ticket Num
Generator" from the past two days.  There are no entries prior to Monday
         
        Does anyone know how the form "HPD:CFG Ticket Num Generator"
works in terms of when/how it gets emptied?
         
        William Rentfrow, Principal Consultant
        [EMAIL PROTECTED]
        C 701-306-6157
        O 952-432-0227
         
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