docs-en:gm_ticket.md

gm_ticket

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The `gm_tickets` table

This table stores all tickets.

Note: do not insert directly into most of these columns, else the client won't update the ticket status until table reload and a logout.

Structure

Field Type Attributes Key Null Default Extra Comment
Id INT UNSIGNED PRI NO Auto increment
type TINYINT UNSIGNED NO 0 0 open, 1 closed, 2 character deleted
playerGuid INT UNSIGNED NO 0 Global Unique Identifier of ticket creator
name VARCHAR(12) SIGNED NO Name of ticket creator
description text SIGNED NO
createTime INT UNSIGNED NO 0
mapId SMALLINT UNSIGNED NO 0
posX FLOAT SIGNED NO 0
posY FLOAT SIGNED NO 0
posZ FLOAT SIGNED NO 0
lastModifiedTime INT UNSIGNED NO 0
closedBy INT SIGNED NO 0 -1 Closed by Console, >0 GUID of GM
assignedTo INT UNSIGNED NO 0 GUID of admin to whom ticket is assigned
comment text SIGNED NO
response text SIGNED NO
completed TINYINT UNSIGNED NO 0
escalated TINYINT UNSIGNED NO 0
viewed TINYINT UNSIGNED NO 0
needMoreHelp TINYINT UNSIGNED NO 0
resolvedBy INT SIGNED NO 0 -1 Resolved by Console, >0 GUID of GM

Description of the fields

The ticket global unique identifier. This number must be unique and is the best way to identify separate tickets.

Type of ticket. Variables:

  • 0 = open
  • 1 = closed
  • 2 = character deleted

Player's GUID. See characters.guid.

The name of the character who created that ticket.

The content of the ticket.

The creation time of the ticket as linux timestamp.

Map where ticket has ben created. See Map.dbc.

Position X Where ticket has ben created.

Position Y Where ticket has ben created.

Position Z Where ticket has ben created.

The time when the ticket was closed or deleted by the issuer as linux timestamp.

  • 0 = Open
  • -1 = Closed by Console (not implemented on azerothcore yet)
  • >0 = player who abandoned ticket or GM who closed ticket

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Specify account number of GameMaster that have this ticket assigned.

The comment to the ticket added with .ticket comment, only visible to game masters. If the command is used twice, it overwrites the previous comment.

The string the GM inserted with .ticket response commands to answer the ticket before completing it. If the command is used twice, it appends the new answer at the end of the previous one.

  • 0 = not completed
  • 1 = completed (will inform the user and show what is in response)
  • 0 = ticket is not currently assigned to a gm
  • 1 = ticket is assigned to a normal gm
  • 2 = ticket has been escalated after completion (a GM is supposed to contact the player back)
  • 0 = no one has viewed the ticket.
  • >0 = How many times the ticket has been viewed by GMs

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Requests further GM interaction on a ticket to which a GM has already responded. Basically means “has a new ticket”.

  • 0 = Open
  • -1 = Resolved by Console (not supported on azerothcore yet cause of datatype in DB)
  • >0 = Character guid of the GM who resolved it (by closing the ticket or by completing the ticket)

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  • docs-en/gm_ticket.md.txt
  • 最后更改: 2024/03/15 19:08
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