E efendi Member May 15, 2013 #1 hello, is there a log of merged user while import from vB 3? unfortunately i marked auto merge while the import and now i have a problem with user and their login thank you
hello, is there a log of merged user while import from vB 3? unfortunately i marked auto merge while the import and now i have a problem with user and their login thank you
AndyB Well-known member May 15, 2013 #2 There is a log table created. Check the database using phpmyadmin. Upvote 0 Downvote
E efendi Member May 15, 2013 #3 AndyB said: There is a log table created. Check the database using phpmyadmin. Click to expand... of course, i checked the database, but i see only a lot of numbers. thanks Attachments db.webp 7.1 KB · Views: 7 Upvote 0 Downvote
AndyB said: There is a log table created. Check the database using phpmyadmin. Click to expand... of course, i checked the database, but i see only a lot of numbers. thanks
Jake Bunce Well-known member May 15, 2013 #4 efendi said: unfortunately i marked auto merge while the import and now i have a problem with user and their login Click to expand... If they don't know which username survived the merge then they can also login using their email address. Upvote 0 Downvote
efendi said: unfortunately i marked auto merge while the import and now i have a problem with user and their login Click to expand... If they don't know which username survived the merge then they can also login using their email address.
E efendi Member May 15, 2013 #5 Jake Bunce said: If they don't know which username survived the merge then they can also login using their email address. Click to expand... i know about this way. but i don't know: how many user merged and what's about the postings thank you and greetings Upvote 0 Downvote
Jake Bunce said: If they don't know which username survived the merge then they can also login using their email address. Click to expand... i know about this way. but i don't know: how many user merged and what's about the postings thank you and greetings
Jake Bunce Well-known member May 15, 2013 #6 Run this db query: Code: SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT new_id) AS newCount, COUNT(*) AS oldCount FROM xf_import_log WHERE content_type = 'user'; That will return the old and new user counts. The difference between the two will be the number of merged users. edit - your log table has a different name, so use this: Code: SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT new_id) AS newCount, COUNT(*) AS oldCount FROM final_archived_import_log WHERE content_type = 'user'; Upvote 0 Downvote
Run this db query: Code: SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT new_id) AS newCount, COUNT(*) AS oldCount FROM xf_import_log WHERE content_type = 'user'; That will return the old and new user counts. The difference between the two will be the number of merged users. edit - your log table has a different name, so use this: Code: SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT new_id) AS newCount, COUNT(*) AS oldCount FROM final_archived_import_log WHERE content_type = 'user';