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How to tell what content user has deleted ?

User reports loosing absences on their RTC profile.   Looking at the REPOSITORY.CONTRIBUTOR_ABSENCES table only 1 row exists for user raising the issue.  Looking further I notice a REPOSITORY.DELETED_ITEMS and query that table on the UUID of the user.   There are 25 rows clustered around a few dates, but the ITEM_TYPE_DBID are 54,73 and 109.

Do any/all of those relate to absences ?

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Ok, by observation I think ITEM_TYPE_DBID = 54 is absence.  I did the following:

db2 "select item_type_dbid,count(*) from repository.deleted_items where deleted_by='UUID of me'  group by item_type_dbid" 



Got:
ITEM_TYPE_DBID 2         
-------------- -----------
             2         242
            21           1
            28         247
            39           1
            40           1
            43           1

I then deleted the 1 absence on my profile and re-ran the above query:

ITEM_TYPE_DBID 2         
-------------- -----------
             2         242
            21           1
            28         247
            39           1
            40           1
            43           1
            54           1


[ uid of me from db2 "select item_id from repository.contributor where email like 'ramerk%'"  ]

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We do not support accessing the RTC database directly. If users are losing absences then please raise a defect against RTC and the problem can be addressed there.

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All I wanted to know is do those ITEM_TYPE_DBID relate to absences.  I'm not about updating the database, etc.  I just want to tell the user whether or not the deletions are absences; I already can associate the deletions with the user's account.

Also, as v4 is on our close horizon I don't see the point in opening a defect on the current version.

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