There's no easy way, as far as I know. But every column which includes a user ID should be named either "UserID" or "SomethingUserID". So if you dump the database structure and search for "UserID", you should be able to find columns which need to be looked at.
Yeah I was thinking the same, just find all discussions where their UserID is there and change it.. It's only comments and discussions so it shouldn't be too had.
User forgot their old account password and the email was old on it. So they started posting under a new account. I got them access now I just want to clean up the other user
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There's no easy way, as far as I know. But every column which includes a user ID should be named either "UserID" or "SomethingUserID". So if you dump the database structure and search for "UserID", you should be able to find columns which need to be looked at.
Yeah I was thinking the same, just find all discussions where their UserID is there and change it.. It's only comments and discussions so it shouldn't be too had.
User forgot their old account password and the email was old on it. So they started posting under a new account. I got them access now I just want to clean up the other user
I just found the UserModel->merge() method which might be what you are looking for!
nice let me check it out
I only had 10 Comments and one discussion so I just change the user ID for each of them.