25 lines
1.0 KiB
MySQL
25 lines
1.0 KiB
MySQL
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-- Fix duplicate membership statuses
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-- The database has both "Active" (capitalized name) and "active" (lowercase) entries.
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-- The seed data only creates "active" - the "Active" entry was added manually.
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-- We need to:
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-- 1. Move any members pointing to the duplicate "Active" status to the original "active" status
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-- 2. Delete the duplicate "Active" entry
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-- First, update any members that reference the duplicate "Active" (capitalized) status
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-- to point to the original "active" (lowercase) status
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UPDATE public.members
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SET membership_status_id = (
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SELECT id FROM public.membership_statuses WHERE name = 'active' LIMIT 1
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)
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WHERE membership_status_id IN (
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SELECT id FROM public.membership_statuses WHERE name = 'Active'
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);
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-- Delete the duplicate "Active" (capitalized) status entry
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DELETE FROM public.membership_statuses WHERE name = 'Active';
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-- Ensure the remaining "active" status has correct sort_order
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UPDATE public.membership_statuses
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SET sort_order = 2, display_name = 'Active', color = '#22c55e'
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WHERE name = 'active';
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