That did the trick. I had to run all four of the queries below, of course after first replacing "products" with the name of my products table, like xxxxx_products...
UPDATE products SET products_quantity_order_min = 1;
UPDATE products SET products_quantity_order_units = 1;
UPDATE products SET products_quantity_order_max = 0;
UPDATE products SET products_qty_box_status = 1;
I'm pretty sure the data was corrupted in the first place as a result of some clumsy Easy Populate handy work on my part. I'll be more careful in the future. I'm kind of afraid to do a lot of work with attributes because it will probably just make the whole Easy Populate process even trickier, but nothing ventured nothing gained "they" say.
I do have one more question... While cleaning up my products table, I found the following columns, but I can't find a place in the admin where I can edit them...
metatags_title_status
metatags_products_name_status
metatags_model_status
metatags_price_status
metatags_title_tagline_status
How are these altered in the admin? Please advise.
Thanks for all your help everyone!!!




