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7/20/2009 3:43 PM
 
Horacio Judeikin


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Hi,

In DNN 5.1 users are soft-deleted.

If I delete a user, and see results for select * from UserPortals, then I see the IsDeleted = 1 for the deleted user (and therefore I see the same when doing a select * from vw_Users).

However if see the results for select * from users, then I see the IsDeleted = 0 for the deleted user.

Does anybody know the reason for this behavior?

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7/20/2009 4:03 PM
 
Baatezu


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 I don't know for realies sure - but a quick thought on it would be that users can be across multiple portals if you use the same account name/email/password/(maybe more) when signing them up at the other portal. So when deleting from a portal, you would only want it to be removed from that portal.
 
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7/20/2009 5:39 PM
 
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some user data needs to be hydrated to be accessible, this includes membership and profile data. I haven't checked, whether this affects isdeleted as well - and AFAIR there have been a couple of issues regarding soft deleted users been fixed for DNN 5.1.1 already.

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7/20/2009 5:42 PM
 
Horacio Judeikin


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Baatezu wrote

 I don't know for realies sure - but a quick thought on it would be that users can be across multiple portals if you use the same account name/email/password/(maybe more) when signing them up at the other portal. So when deleting from a portal, you would only want it to be removed from that portal.

 

humm... Besides 'Host' users and a possible 3rd party trick, users are 'per portal'. A UserId is not shared among portals.

on Twitter, @BrandonHaynes replied: Users.IsDeleted is a flag for host users; non-host deletes are persisted via UserPortals.IsDeleted.  A bit unintuitive, yes.

 

Therefore, if this is 'on porpoise' (not a bug), then I can live with this :)

Thanks for the feedback!

Horacio.-

 
 
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 to be more precise: users are not per portal, but there is a portal membership record in userPortal table for all non-superusers, which overrides the users.isdeleted flag. HTH

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