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6/25/2012 2:32 PM
 

I'm trying to find the DNN table and field in SQL that sets the module category from the taxonomy table. The module category is a ddl that's found in the module settings for each of the installed modules.

It's kind of a pain to have to set each one into diff categories manually so I'd like to update the field using tsql.

 
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7/6/2012 2:44 PM
 
Modules are all stored as "content items" in the database so that they can use the Taxonomy in DNN. So you ultimately need to add a row to the ContentItems_Tags table for each module (looking up its contentitemid) and the id of the category (Taxonomy_Terms)

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