Hello Alex!

Do you think I am joking?

What it has done to my database is that it has wiped out x number mentioned above from the dgraph table. User table is not erased. Hence, thank god that the users could login and get their messages, but when they login, they get on their first page error dgraph not found.

There was nothing else done before and after except the purge users. I calculated the day I installed and on that day, there were four users that had registered and who did not log-in since then. Purge users showd this users and I clicked on delete. Then there was never ever any message that it had deleted those four and it went on and on. I clicked on stop function of the browser. I had a bad feeling that something was fishy. I immediately loged in with a test user name created by myself on the first day and saw that I could login but it gave error on the login page saying the standard error from demographics that it did not find the name in there!!!

I traced that those six hundred users demographics where deleted from damn table. The fact shall remain regadless of your confidence that it did wipe out the user demographics of six hundred users sequencially, and not randomly.

The number I calculated by phpmyadmin looking at the demographics table and users table. Earlier it was the same after I ran consistency.pl earlier when you gave us the first.

However the statistics function from admin and also consistency.pl shows consistently a lie.

Thats how Gmail works.

Sorry, excuse me but if it where any other bug, I would not mind, but any delete function like this I cannot pardon.



Rajani