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mrChangeTime

NOTE

Use of these commands is not recommended as they are no longer officially supported and may not work as intended.

Description

Used to add time to a time tracking entry

Syntax (following correct mrFile)

mrChangeTime <Entry #> <record#> <hours_worked> <$hour rate> <username> <date> <time>

Example

mrChangeTime 25 3 4 50 msk 12/12/2002 03:03:00

This updates the third time tracking entry of issue 25 to add four hours of work at 50 units per hour (in whatever currency you use) for Agent msk at 6/12/2017 at 03:03:00.

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