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In case of domain transfer to another registrar new contact objects are created for the new registrar to give new registrar instant access to registrant data and possibly reduce the need to create new contacts. .ee registry system reuses existing objects in transfer whenever possible.
Registry system checks if there is an existing contact object with identical data already present for the new registrar and uses that if one is found
If there is no such object new object is automatically created
in case objects have been reused by the previous registrar the freshly created object should now be reused for other roles as well
third point is where the process fails.
In case admin and tech are shared - replacing the object for the admin contact fails
in case registrant, admin and tech are shared - replacing tech object fails (same object is successfully used for registrant and admin)
everything works as expected in case registrant and admin is shared
everything work as expected in case registrant and tech is shared
so to simplify the issue is there in case admin and tech objects are shared probably because in this case the relation is described in the same domain_contact table.
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In case of domain transfer to another registrar new contact objects are created for the new registrar to give new registrar instant access to registrant data and possibly reduce the need to create new contacts. .ee registry system reuses existing objects in transfer whenever possible.
third point is where the process fails.
so to simplify the issue is there in case admin and tech objects are shared probably because in this case the relation is described in the same domain_contact table.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: