I have just come across a seriously weird issue. If I delete a pending order, 9 times out of 10 I can't do an OrderSelect on the same ticket number afterwards. I'm really puzzled why selecting an existing (yet closed) ticket number would fail???
Don't ask me why I'm selecting the order again, it's a long story :)
Of course, a deleted pending order doesn't exist any more, there is nothing weird in that.
When it's still a pending order I can select it just fine, but if I delete it and then re-select it again immediately after, it fails.
The ticket number exists in the account history obviously, and hasn't changed. If I select the ticket number a few minutes later it works fine, so I'm wondering if there's a best practice for this?
When it's still a pending order I can select it just fine, but if I delete it and then re-select it again immediately after, it fails.
The ticket number exists in the account history obviously, and hasn't changed. If I select the ticket number a few minutes later it works fine, so I'm wondering if there's a best practice for this?
When it's still a pending order I can select it just fine, but if I delete it and then re-select it again immediately after, it fails.
The ticket number exists in the account history obviously, and hasn't changed. If I select the ticket number a few minutes later it works fine, so I'm wondering if there's a best practice for this?
You havent said wether the second selection is from history or not.
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I have just come across a seriously weird issue. If I delete a pending order, 9 times out of 10 I can't do an OrderSelect on the same ticket number afterwards. I'm really puzzled why selecting an existing (yet closed) ticket number would fail???
Don't ask me why I'm selecting the order again, it's a long story :)