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Hey all, we are using a Backend Api to create and update orders and their items, so all orders from

U01F7P3D9NH
U01F7P3D9NH Posts: 60 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet
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Hey all, we are using a Backend Api to create and update orders and their items, so all orders from all channels are accessable in the shop. With that, items could be changed or removed from the order (changed in our ERP). Ofc deleting orderItems is a pain because of the references in the OMS, etc. I´ve have tried all functions from SpySalesOrderItem like $salesOrderItemEntity->clearTransitionLogs(); but it never triggers the deletion of the fk-data entities. What do I miss? Thanks!

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  • UK7KBE2JW
    UK7KBE2JW Posts: 463 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet

    Hi, we have created an erp order system for this. Customer creates order in shop, order will be exported to erp system as an order request. the request will be managed in erp system (split, change, etc.) and exported as one or many ERP Order back to Spryker. This orders will be also managed via erp system and updates synced with spryker. There are also erp delivery notes and erp invoices around which will be synced and attached to the erp orders. So customer service agents can create orders in the erp system and sync them with spryker

  • U01F7P3D9NH
    U01F7P3D9NH Posts: 60 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet

    I´ve found the issue: It needs a new function which iterates through all related data and call f.e. removeSpySalesOrderItemConfiguration() for each element to trigger the delete statements.

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