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How to update price "A" on rms 2.0

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Can anyone help me?

i just switched my servers and the queries are not working on the new server in turn my pricing is not updating.

 

Any ideas how to runa  new query?

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  • Spencer McCandless Profile Picture
    2,087 on at

    Can you be more specific about what you're trying to do? Are you in a HQ environment and are trying to change price level A prices at your stores, or are you just running store ops and need to change it for specific items? You said queries...are you trying to update your pricing levels through the back end database?

  • Danny1120 Profile Picture
    265 on at

    It is a live database on RMS SO, there are 3 levels of pricing and what i am trying to do is run a querie to update the 3 different prices automatically vs going in and doing it manualy.

  • Spencer McCandless Profile Picture
    2,087 on at

    I'm still not really following you.

    The values for each price level is contained in the PriceA, PriceB, and PriceC columns of the Item table in the database. So an update would generally take the form of something like

    "UPDATE item SET PriceA = (whatever value) WHERE (whatever filter you are using) = (whatever value)".

    However, if you aren't familiar with SQL I would strongly advise against running update statements like this, as you can do irreversible damage that can't be repaired short of restoring from a backup.

    Can you post the queries that you say aren't working on the new server?

  • Community Member Profile Picture
    on at

    I'm not sure that the "Wizard/Inventory Wizard" in Store Operations Manager might be the better tool rather that using SQL queries?

  • Spencer McCandless Profile Picture
    2,087 on at

    It definitely would be. I'm just queuing off of Danny's original request for a "new query", but if all he needs is a basic way to update price levels, SQL shouldn't be involved at all.

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