I had an old site running on OXID PE 4 and i exported its database and imported into my new shop running on OXID PE 6.0.4
Migrations are fine, but i made a test order and noticed one thing that the last order number in my old shop was ORDERNR = 992
After importing database into new shop and creating a test order, ORDERNR started at = 973 and so on…
But ORDERNR 973 already exists from my old shop.
Shouldn’t the ORDERNR be started from 993, where the old shop left?
Any idea members? I think its a big problem having multiple orders with same order number
Without going too deep here, I have a very pragmatic proposal, especially as the dead line seems to come close: can’t you simply add 20 test orders? ^^
1 Like
Will it be a good idea if i add dummy values from phpmyadmin (just to increase the counter), or should i follow the shop order process?
I would increase the counter
1 Like
Back on desk - what @vanilla_thunder says. Maybe this is helpful for you, @Mohsin_Javaid :
Of course, “counter” shall be used instead of “oxcounter” in Versions > 6
1 Like
@vanilla_thunder @marco.steinhaeuser but isn’t this order creation a part of oxid core file? Which resides in vendor folder. Do i have to alter that file if i have understand correctly?
Nope. Just alter the database. Core just adds the next iteration.
1 Like
@marco.steinhaeuser @vanilla_thunder sorry but, how am i suppose to increase the counter exactly in database?
This is the table “oxcounters” there i see the counter for orders, should i just set this to… 992 ? so that it starts from 993 where old shop left?
@marco.steinhaeuser @vanilla_thunder the problem is solved. Just had to increase the counter in “oxcounters” table in database.
1 Like
system
October 29, 2020, 8:24am
11
This topic was automatically closed 365 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed.
