Hello Alexandre,
If these are not Enterprise Resources, you can create an account called
delete. Merge the account with the delete account. The result is then one
extra account called delete. If these are Enterprise Resources, they cannot
be deleted.
Good luck,
Mark Shea
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| Hi there,
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| my PWA "users and groups" is full of dummy users I have
| created over days of testing.
| I have de-activated all the users I do not want to use,
| changed the name of some others.
| I would like to rip them off, definitely! Where do I have
| to go? I mean, before scratching the entire sql database
| from my server?
|
| all the best, the weather in splendid here
|
| Alexandre
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