Normal
Ah, thanks. Unfortunately I ran into a show-stopper.The online_episodes table was fine - I found and reset all episode watched flags to 0.However, the 'season' table contains two columns that hold info about watched status - 'UnwatchedItems' and 'EpisodesUnwatched'. There's also 'EpisodeCount' which contains the # of episodes in the season. UnwatchedItems is a binary value, so I assume it indicates whether there are any unwatched episodes in that season. That's easy enough to reset.'EpisodesUnwatched' however is harder - it needs to be reset back to the same value as 'EpisodeCount'. In other words: Season 3 of Bewitched:UnwatchedItems = 1EpisodeCount = 23EpisodesUnwatched = 4 Somehow I need to be able to set 'EpisodeUnwatched' to "23". Undoubtedly its possible using advanced SQL syntax but its beyond my simple grasp! I assume the same sort of columns exist at the Series level as well.
Ah, thanks. Unfortunately I ran into a show-stopper.
The online_episodes table was fine - I found and reset all episode watched flags to 0.
However, the 'season' table contains two columns that hold info about watched status - 'UnwatchedItems' and 'EpisodesUnwatched'. There's also 'EpisodeCount' which contains the # of episodes in the season.
UnwatchedItems is a binary value, so I assume it indicates whether there are any unwatched episodes in that season. That's easy enough to reset.
'EpisodesUnwatched' however is harder - it needs to be reset back to the same value as 'EpisodeCount'. In other words:
Season 3 of Bewitched:
UnwatchedItems = 1
EpisodeCount = 23
EpisodesUnwatched = 4
Somehow I need to be able to set 'EpisodeUnwatched' to "23". Undoubtedly its possible using advanced SQL syntax but its beyond my simple grasp!
I assume the same sort of columns exist at the Series level as well.