I've done this for Jacques -- let me know if it worked out.
]]>LUM_CategoryBlock UserID
LUM_Comment AuthUserID
LUM_Comment EditUserID
LUM_Comment DeleteUserID
LUM_CommentBlock BlockingUserID
LUM_Discussion AuthUserID
LUM_Discussion LastUserID
LUM_IpHistory UserID
LUM_OpenID_OpenId UserID
LUM_Style AuthUserID
LUM_UserBlock BlockingUserID
LUM_UserBlock BlockedUserID
LUM_UserBookmark UserID
LUM_UserDiscussionWatch UserID
LUM_UserRoleHistory UserID
LUM_UserRoleHistory AdminUserID
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UPDATE LUM_X SET column = NewID WHERE column = OldID;
To see all the tables, use
SHOW tables;
To see the columns in a table, use:
SHOW columns FROM table;
Then look for columns like UserID, AuthUserID, and so forth. You're not using whispers so you should be able to safely ignore all references to such. Once that's all done, you can simply:
DELETE FROM LUM_User WHERE UserID = oldid LIMIT 1;
The LIMIT 1 is not necessary, but is a precaution. Needless to say, you should back-up your database first!
sorry, I didn't read your first post very carefully. Unfortunately, I see no way to merge accounts on this forum. Perhaps Andrew Stacey (who knows this software much better than I do) is listening and can suggest something?
]]>Even better, send it from the registered email address for the account(s), so we don't even have to pause to check it's kosher.
Of course, anyone can send email looking like it is from any email account, whether they own it or not. To be reasonably sure, you'd have to reply with a request for confirmation. (Sometimes the included Received headers will tell you what you need.)
]]>I actually can't find the first account. Could you post a link to the user page? The second account is at http://mathoverflow.net/users/3993/jacques-carette.
It will be easy to merge once we've found them!
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