How To Determine the Number of Users in Retain System

How do I determine the users who have been archived in my Retain system.

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Resolution:

In your SQL Query tool, such as MS Server Management Studio or Toad, use these queries:

List Users

MySQL:

SELECT f_first AS 'First Name', f_last AS 'Last Name', f_mailbox AS 'Mailbox ID', f_email AS 'Email Address'
FROM t_abook INNER JOIN t_uuid_mapping ON t_abook.f_uid = t_uuid_mapping.f_uuid;

MSSQL:

SELECT f_first AS 'First Name', f_last AS 'Last Name', f_mailbox AS 'Mailbox ID', f_email AS 'Email Address'
FROM t_abook INNER JOIN t_uuid_mapping ON t_abook.f_uid = t_uuid_mapping.f_uuid
GO

Count Users

MySQL:

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t_uuid_mapping;

MSSQL:

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM t_uuid_mapping
GO

This article was originally published in the GWAVA knowledgebase as article ID 2807.