How To Find What Services Are Using A Package?

[velaware]

Is there a simple way (either via MySQL CLI or through Blesta) to show what services are attached to a package?  I'm trying to delete a couple of packages that aren't assigned to any clients and Blesta returns an error saying "The package could not be deleted because a service is currently using it.".

[Tyson]

In that case, you could use Blesta's search feature to search for the package by name, and that should return you a list of services that use them.

 

The services attached to the package would need to be deleted first, and Blesta does not provide a way to delete a service (due to data integrity), unless the service is pending/in review. If a service exists of a different status (active, canceled, etc.), then you would have to physically remove the service from the database.

[velaware]

In that case, you could use Blesta's search feature to search for the package by name, and that should return you a list of services that use them.

 

The services attached to the package would need to be deleted first, and Blesta does not provide a way to delete a service (due to data integrity), unless the service is pending/in review. If a service exists of a different status (active, canceled, etc.), then you would have to physically remove the service from the database.

That'd be my issue then, is that its set to cancelled.  Is there a possibility of making it possible to delete the services as well when you delete a package?

 

Also, how can I search the services table by package ID?  That info isn't readily available.

[Tyson]

That'd be my issue then, is that its set to cancelled.  Is there a possibility of making it possible to delete the services as well when you delete a package?

 

Also, how can I search the services table by package ID?  That info isn't readily available.

It's unlikely we'll add a delete option in the interface that deletes all associated services along with a package since that can lead to several problems.

 

Services are related to packages via their pricing. You'll need to join on `package_pricing` and `pricings` tables to determine which services belong to a given package.