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August 26, 2013 15:03
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Update Contact records to match the User Assignment (assigned_user_id) of their related Account
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-- Find the Contacts whose User Assignments do not match that of parent Accounts | |
select | |
contacts.last_name,contacts.assigned_user_id, | |
accounts.name,accounts.assigned_user_id | |
from contacts | |
join accounts_contacts on contacts.id = accounts_contacts.contact_id | |
join accounts on accounts.id = accounts_contacts.account_id | |
where contacts.deleted=0 and accounts_contacts.deleted=0 and accounts.deleted=0 | |
and contacts.assigned_user_id <> accounts.assigned_user_id; | |
-- Same, but just count() them | |
select count(*) from contacts | |
join accounts_contacts on contacts.id = accounts_contacts.contact_id | |
join accounts on accounts.id = accounts_contacts.account_id | |
where contacts.deleted=0 and accounts_contacts.deleted=0 and accounts.deleted=0 | |
and contacts.assigned_user_id <> accounts.assigned_user_id; | |
-- Update Contacts to match Assigned User of parent Account | |
update contacts | |
join accounts_contacts on accounts_contacts.contact_id = contacts.id | |
join accounts on accounts.id = accounts_contacts.account_id | |
set contacts.assigned_user_id | |
= accounts.assigned_user_id | |
where contacts.deleted=0 and accounts_contacts.deleted=0 and accounts.deleted=0 | |
and contacts.assigned_user_id <> accounts.assigned_user_id; |
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