On 5/17/06, Philip Kime <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


I seem to be getting odd results searching in the GUI for RTx::Shredder
(same results from command line). For example, if I search for email
[EMAIL PROTECTED], I only get 6 users returned wheras I have about 100 users 
with
a domain.com email address. If I search for a specific email address,
usually, I get nothing returned at all. Nothing in any error logs either.
Could you turn on SQL statements log? and send me queries?

Also what DB are you using? Is it development version of the shredder
or stable one?


And with the Asset Tracker extension (AT), I get a reasonable list of
results but with what look like object class names:

RTx::AssetTracker::Asset-620
RTx::AssetTracker::Asset-621
 RTx::AssetTracker::Asset-622
RTx::AssetTracker::Asset-623
RTx::AssetTracker::Asset-624

if I try to wipe any of these out, I get a Perl error

Couldn't wipeout object: Undefined Objects argument
Trace begun at /usr/local/rt/local/lib/RTx/Shredder.pm line
212

This only happens with Assets. It's a fairly clean install of RT 3.4.5, AT
1.2.3 and the latest RTx::Shredder from CPAN. I've uninstalled and
re-installed AT and RTx::Shredder to no avail. Any similar experiences?

PK

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