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My site has been down for a week (thanks to Dell's fine "new" server) and I'd like to welcome my subscribers back with a free month of service. My site is still offline so I can't check now, but is there an easy way to just add a month to all subscriptions?
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Not tested (so try on testboard first) but the following might add 31 days:
[sql]UPDATE subscriptionlog SET expirydate = expirydate + 2678400;[/sql] |
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I'd add active=1
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#4
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What does this mean and how do I do it? |
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It will prevent not active sub's from having the expiry date changed.
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Oh that sounds good, so how do I package it all up with the active=1 part added? I can run queries, just need to know what to type in there
![]() Thanks for the help
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#7
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Quote:
SET expirydate = expirydate + 2678400 WHERE active='1'; |
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