November Happy Hour will be moved to Thursday December 5th.
November Happy Hour will be moved to Thursday December 5th.
Btw: tried this http://world.episerver.com/Modules/Forum/Pages/thread.aspx?id=59346
Get the following exception:
The job failed: All queries combined using a UNION, INTERSECT or EXCEPT operator must have an equal number of expressions in their target lists. Iterating through meta classes Metaclass Table: OrderFormEx Metaclass Table: ShipmentEx Metaclass Table: LineItemEx Metaclass Table: OrderGroupAddressEx Metaclass Table: OrderFormPayment_CreditCard Metaclass Table: OrderFormPayment_CashCard Metaclass Table: OrderFormPayment_Invoice Metaclass Table: OrderFormPayment_GiftCard Metaclass Table: OrderFormPayment_Other Metaclass Table: OrderFormPayment_Exchange Metaclass Table: OrderGroup_PurchaseOrder Metaclass Table: OrderGroup_ShoppingCart Metaclass Table: OrderGroup_PaymentPlan Metaclass Table: CatalogNodeEx Metaclass Table: CatalogEntryEx Metaclass Table: CatalogEntryEx_RoseVariant Metaclass Table: CatalogEntryEx_FixedPackage Metaclass Table: CatalogEntryEx_StockItemVariant Metaclass Table: CatalogEntryEx_GenericProduct Metaclass Table: CatalogEntryEx_GenericVariant Metaclass Table: CatalogEntryEx_GiftCertificateProduct Metaclass Table: CatalogEntryEx_GiftCertificateVariant Metaclass Table: CatalogEntryEx_FuneralProduct Metaclass Table: CatalogEntryEx_AbroadProduct Metaclass Table: CatalogEntryEx_AbroadVariant
Palle Mertz: You should clean away your customer name from that script for cleanliness, this answer ranks fairly high on Google. :-)
Yeah good point Arve, thanks :)
Edited the post, but the post got useless. I think this forum html escapes everything when you save an edited post. So i copy / pasted it here as well:
DELETE FROM LineItem DELETE FROM Shipment DELETE FROM ShipmentEx DELETE FROM OrderFormPayment DELETE FROM OrderFormPayment_CashCard DELETE FROM OrderFormPayment_Invoice DELETE FROM OrderFormPayment_CreditCard DELETE FROM OrderFormPayment_Other DELETE FROM OrderGroupAddress DELETE FROM [dbo].OrderForm DELETE FROM [dbo].[OrderGroup] DELETE FROM OrderGroup_PurchaseOrder DELETE FROM OrderGroup_ShoppingCart DELETE FROM OrderGroupAddressEx DELETE FROM OrderGroupAddressEx_Localization DELETE FROM OrderFormEx
A well defined sql structure (with cascade deleted) could have been helpfull here. I occasionally move my production database to development, mostly to have an updated catalog.
Page size: all --> Select all --> Deleted selected is just not possible with so many rows