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Customer.select('email, status_id, COUNT(*) AS cnt').group(:email).having('cnt > 1').update_all(:status_id => 2)
above is my ruby query that I want to convert into mysql.
Please Help me. Please save my life.
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You can just append .to_sql to the end of your call. That will give you the SQL query.

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