Hi Guys,
is there a way to prune tickets in OTRS? I don't want my database to grow extremely large and I want to delete tickets older than for example a year. Is there a way to do this from within OTRS? If not, which tables should I touch to delete the tickets?
Regards,
Tonio
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if you want to delete tickets from your DB then:
open your SQL-database, search for table 'ticket' and delete the tickets you want...
but you will have troubles with inconsistency if you delete the tickets... you should better set them to 'invalid'!
open your SQL-database, search for table 'ticket' and delete the tickets you want...
but you will have troubles with inconsistency if you delete the tickets... you should better set them to 'invalid'!
Grüße
King_Darki
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...the easiest and best way to delete tickets is to use the GenericAgent.
Best regards,
Dirk
Best regards,
Dirk
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oder so... dass ich an das nicht gedacht hab... *schäääm*Player1975 wrote:...the easiest and best way to delete tickets is to use the GenericAgent.
Best regards,
Dirk
Grüße
King_Darki
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