Here is what I have figured out in SQL --
UPDATE `eventum_issue` SET `iss_sta_id` = '9', `iss_res_id`
= '2',
`iss_last_public_action_date` = NOW(),
`iss_last_public_action_type` =
'closed', `iss_last_internal_action_date` = NOW(),
`iss_last_internal_action_type` = 'note' WHERE
`eventum_issue`.`iss_id`
= 201 LIMIT 1;
I want to close a bunch of them all at once. I know that
the WHERE
clause is where I'm getting hung up, but unfortunately I
don't know SQL
all that well. I want to close tickets 201 - 561 in one
run. Any ideas
how that can be done?
Thanks for any help!
Robert Minick
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