You can actually start the customer account numbers at any number you
want, maybe this should be a higher number by default.

If you want to alter the customer table, you can run this SQL command
to start the number at 10000 for example:

ALTER TABLE `customer` AUTO_INCREMENT = 10000

It may also be a better idea to use something like the customer email
address as their account manager login instead of their account
number... this is something to think about for future versions.



Paul

On 9/23/07, AJ Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> only reason i wanted to do this was for users to be able to log into there
> accounts. Im not fond of low 2-3 digit account numbers to start.. makes it
> look like you have no customer base. plus its another number they have to
> remember to get to there account.
>
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> > It is not possible for citrus to change a customer's account number.
> > Keeping the account number the same all the time is very important
> > since it connects the customer with all their information.  I would
> > not use a phone number as their customer number, the customer may move
> > and get a new phone number, or in a super rare case that number may be
> > assigned to someone else.
> >
> > You can still search by their phone number, and upon a match it will
> > take you right to that record.
> >
> > Paul
> >
> > On 9/23/07, AJ Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >> is it possible to change a customers "customer number" ? Would like to
> >> use
> >> there phone number as their customer number.
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