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Increase ALL prices by 10% ?


Krisz1

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Hello

 

I have a store of over 300 items and I need to increase prices in 10% for all products.

Can anyone be so kind to tell me what's the mysql query I should type in phpmyadmin ?

 

I'd rather ask than screw the db up

 

Thanks!

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Hello

 

I have a store of over 300 items and I need to increase prices in 10% for all products.

Can anyone be so kind to tell me what's the mysql query I should type in phpmyadmin ?

 

I'd rather ask than screw the db up

 

Thanks!

 

update `products` set `products_price` = (`products_price` * 1.1)

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Hello

 

I have a store of over 300 items and I need to increase prices in 10% for all products.

Can anyone be so kind to tell me what's the mysql query I should type in phpmyadmin ?

 

I'd rather ask than screw the db up

 

Thanks!

 

update `products` set `products_price` = (`products_price` * 1.1)

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update `products` set `products_price` = (`products_price` * 1.1)

 

 

Interesting..... is that price before taxes...? seems a very simple way!

 

anyway there is a module 'quick price updater' or similar, I have seen but not used in the contributions,

 

cheers

 

russell

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Hello

 

I have a store of over 300 items and I need to increase prices in 10% for all products.

Can anyone be so kind to tell me what's the mysql query I should type in phpmyadmin ?

 

I'd rather ask than screw the db up

 

Thanks!

 

update `products` set `products_price` = (`products_price` * 1.1)

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Interesting..... is that price before taxes...? seems a very simple way!

 

anyway there is a module 'quick price updater' or similar, I have seen but not used in the contributions,

 

cheers

 

russell

 

yes - ths is the price before taxes.

I've not seen the module to do this - but this sql statement will do exactly what the op asked for.

 

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