Question about shortcode
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thomas
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If you speak of P/50/G-notes, the database contains the following printer codes:Fons wrote:I also had a G019** note today
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code count users
G000 1 1
G001 3048 631
G002 5014 776
G003 5 5
G004 1361 381
G005 20 17
G006 3969 722
G007 2681 548
G008 2323 482
G009 28 17
G010 3482 575
G011 3108 649
G012 3 3
G014 1 1
G015 1 1
G016 283 129
G017 2913 597
G018 1 1
G019 307 48
G020 1 1
G022 2 1
G027 1 1
G066 1 1
G917 1 1 Code: Select all
H002 1 1
H010 1 1
H015 1 1
H016 906 128 - avij
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I found your note from the database, and I'd guess the short code should be H006B2. There are about 10 notes in the database that have the first six serial number digits as your note, and all those other notes are entered with a short code of H006B2. I think I'll correct the information into the database later this evening. Unfortunately I can't correct the note itself
, so people entering that note again will face the same problem and might end up entering a different short code.
Interesting! Am I right that this kind of statistics is not available to anyone?thomas wrote:If you speak of P/50/G-notes, the database contains the following printer codes:Code: Select all
code count users G000 1 1 G001 3048 631 ... G066 1 1 G917 1 1

