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Hello,
I'm curious about a problem we have stumbled upon in one of our automation scripts with OX. We use the API-Call /user?action=all to get a list of all users. Exactly one user was missing. The shell-command 'listuser' showed this user, though. After some digging, I found that the field 'pflag' in the table 'prg_contacts' was set to 1 for this user only! On every other entry (user or non-user) in 'prg_contacts' it was NULL. After setting it to NULL for the missing user, too, the user is now listed in the API call.
So my question is: what is the intention/effect of this 'pflag' and how does it get set? It seems safe to set it to NULL - is this true?
Thanks,
Joerg
I'm curious about a problem we have stumbled upon in one of our automation scripts with OX. We use the API-Call /user?action=all to get a list of all users. Exactly one user was missing. The shell-command 'listuser' showed this user, though. After some digging, I found that the field 'pflag' in the table 'prg_contacts' was set to 1 for this user only! On every other entry (user or non-user) in 'prg_contacts' it was NULL. After setting it to NULL for the missing user, too, the user is now listed in the API call.
So my question is: what is the intention/effect of this 'pflag' and how does it get set? It seems safe to set it to NULL - is this true?
Thanks,
Joerg