i was recently asked to change the name of one of our projects. to do this, i issued a great deal of SQL update commands directly. you must update: bugs.product - products.product - versions.program - components.program we have an equal number of inconsistant names. also, i discovered (the hard way), that you cannot have a product name longer than 16 characters. the bugs.product field has that limitation. so, could the bugs.product field be made a tinytext like all of the other product/program fields? could we have one consistant name (i like "project" myself)? as a better solution, you can convert each product/program field into a "project_id". then in the products table, create an auto incrementing integer called "project_id" and change "product" to "name". now, each bug/component/version table would refer only to the project number and we can change the name in only one place.

Reassigning to dmose@mozilla.org, who now has front-line responsibility for all Bonsai and Bugzilla bugs.

Reassigning back to me. That stuff about me no longer being the front-line person responsible for Bugzilla and Bonsai turned out to be short-lived. Please pardon our confusion, and I'm very sorry about the spam.

tara@tequilarista.org is the new owner of Bugzilla and Bonsai. (For details, see my posting in netscape.public.mozilla.webtools, news://news.mozilla.org/38F5D90D.F40E8C1A%40geocast.com .)

Bug 43600 is a duplicate of this bug, but since it already has a patch attached and more thorough discussion, I'd suggest marking this one as the the duplicate, and leaving bug 43600 open.

marking as dup, something to think about when we thrash the schema *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 43600 ***

Verified dupe.

moving all closed Bugzilla bugs to the new Bugzilla product. This batch is DUPLICATE/INVALID/WORKSFORME/WONTFIX reassigning to default owner and QA in case of the bug being reopened. Clearing milestones, since we really shouldn't have them on these types of resolutions. Sorry for the spam everyone...

Verification got lost.