27 lines
1.2 KiB
SQL
27 lines
1.2 KiB
SQL
-- Add new delivery methods
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INSERT INTO "delivery-methods" (id, name) VALUES (20, 'fedexExpressWorld');
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INSERT INTO "delivery-methods" (id, name) VALUES (21, 'fedexStandardWorld');
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-- Replace remaining countries using DHL Express for EU countries (14-dhlExpress) with 18-fedexExpressEU
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UPDATE "delivery-methods_prices" SET method = 18 WHERE method = 14;
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-- Replace remaining countries using method 15-dhlEconomyEU with 19-fedexStandardEU
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UPDATE "delivery-methods_prices" SET method = 19 WHERE method = 15;
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-- Replace DHL Express world wide (10-dhl) with new fedexExpressWorld method (except UK)
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UPDATE "delivery-methods_prices" SET method = 20 WHERE method = 10 AND territory != 'GB';
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-- Replace DHL Economy world (16-dhlEconomyWorld) with new fedexStandardWorld method
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UPDATE "delivery-methods_prices" SET method = 21 WHERE method = 16;
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-- "delivery-methods" ids
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-- 10 | dhl
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-- 14 | dhlExpress
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-- 15 | dhlEconomyEU
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-- 16 | dhlEconomyWorld
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-- 18 | fedexExpressEU
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-- 19 | fedexStandardEU
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--
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-- For this particular table I happen to know that the ids will be the same cross database, so safe to use.
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-- We know this from past migrations, and that its id sequence is out of sync. |