Foreach loops breaking code?

[chastainator]

So I'm trying to write a script that will reset some values in a Magento product database, but I'm having some issues. I need to code to run for all products, in all stores, for all th attributes. I wrote the inital little script, and it works fine:

$product_id = 1657;
$store_id = 4;
$attr = 'name';

$product = Mage::getModel('catalog/product')
    	->load($product_id)         
    	->setStoreId($store_id)     
    	->setData($attr, false)    
    	->save(); 

The issue is, I need it to run for all products, all stores, all attributes. My next step was to test it with one attribute, one store, all products, and my code was:

$product_ids = Mage::getModel('catalog/product')->getCollection()->getAllIds();
$store_id = 4;
$attr = 'name';

foreach ($product_ids as $product_id){
	$product = Mage::getModel('catalog/product')
    	->load($product_id)         
    	->setStoreId($store_id)     
    	->setData($attr, false)    
    	->save(); 
}

That code gets me no results. If I run the foreach loop and print_r the $product_ids the array contains what I think it should. Anyone have any ideas? I haven't even started to touch the multiple attributes in multiple stores since this doesn't work yet.

[requinix]

So what did the print_r() output? It should look like

Array

(

    [0] => 123

    [1] => 234

    [2] => 345

)

[AyKay47]

What does a print_r() yield?

Edited March 8, 2013 by AyKay47

[chastainator]

the print_r gave me an array like this, just bigger and not formatted all pretty.

 

So what did the print_r() output? It should look like

Array
(
    [0] => 123
    [1] => 234
    [2] => 345
)

[Barand]

Couldn't you run a query to update the database table

[chastainator]

As far as I can find it doesn't store the info in the database, when the value is false, it deletes the record from the db and defaults to what I need. The problem is the db is huge and I can't seem to make heads or tails of the structure. I spent a few days researching and it all came back to scripting php instead of dealing with the db directly.