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That node is now up to 4 replies, and I see (with the option on) 4 replies on Seekers of Perl Wisdom but 6 replies on The Monestary Gates. Curious.

Update: the Gates use the cached repliesinfo information, while SoPW (to my surprise) actually counts the notes that exist. repliesinfo is set in note maintenance create and note maintenance delete, in code that is subject to race conditions, but I don't see how it would leave the counts too high offhand.

I meant to post this under Discrepancies in the number of replies, but don't want it moved now because (cough, cough) moving nodes doesn't update the repliesinfo record.

In reply to Re: DBI and PP not behaving... by ysth
in thread DBI and PP not behaving... by Baramin

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