I have to migrate confluence to another machine. Is it possible to get a list of pages being edited, so that I can warn the individual users to save their work before the export of the data really starts?
thanks, Ruud
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It can be done with this query on the confluence database:
select creator from content where CONTENTTYPE='DRAFT' and creationdate >= (now() - interval '1 day');
or similar
Currently this does not seem to be possible - see this open issue https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-4943
You may try to implement somthing custom through the confluence API by calling findDraftsForUser(com.atlassian.user.User user) from com.atlassian.confluence.pages.DefaultDraftManager
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I have had a good look at the drafts tables in the confluence database, but they don't seem to be updated when I open a page for editing. I use confluence 3.5.9, maybe in that version drafts are not stored in the database.
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