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Resetting vCash in vBookie?!?!
I have been researching this problem for a while now. I have scoured this site and google for the answer and I have found nothing but dead ends. Resetting the vCash has to be a common thing...Ive seen a lot people asking about this as well...but I swear on my life I cant find out how to do it anywhere in the AdminCP. If anyone knows how to do this PLEASE HELP! I know someone out there has to know how to do this.
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Go into you Admin CP
Maintenance --> Execute SQL Query In the text area input Code:
UPDATE user SET vbookie_cash="0"; |
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Thank you so much. The issue has been resolved and rather easily I must say. Cant thank you enough. :banana:
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I'm always glad to help.
Take care. |
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so to just do a single member would you do it like UPDATE user235 SET vbookie_cash="0";
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[sql]UPDATE user SET vbookie_cash = 0 WHERE userid = 123[/sql]
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I just executed the following SQL command from Admin CP / Maintenance / Execute SQL Query
PHP Code:
An error occurred while attempting to execute your query. The following information was returned. error number: 1146 error desc: Table 'Forum database.user' doesn't exist What am I missing? Fixed, I should have enter vb_user instead of just user..... sorry for taking up space. |
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