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Description: Unholds an order. Return: Boolean; true if successful. Argument: $order_increment_id (required). This is the increment_id pulled from sales_order.list().

Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.01 sec)

In some applications, however, you don t get the answer right away; you have to try several alternatives. And not only do you have to try several alternatives on one level, but on every level in your recursion. To draw a parallel from real life, imagine that you have an important meeting to go to. You re not sure where it is, but you have two doors in front of you, and the meeting room has to be behind one of them. You choose the left, and step through. There you face another two doors. You choose the left, but it turns out to be wrong. So you backtrack, and choose the right door, which also turns out to be wrong (excuse the pun). So, you backtrack again, to the point where you started, ready to try the right door there. This strategy of backtracking is useful for solving problems that require you try every combination until you find a solution. Such problems are solved like this: # Pseudocode for each possibility at level 1: for each possibility at level 2: ... for each possibility at level n: is it viable To implement this directly with for loops, you have to know how many levels you ll encounter. If that is not possible, you use recursion.

// Prepare data $order_increment_id = '200000001'; // using SOAP method $results = $client->call($session_id, 'sales_order.unhold', $order_increment_id);

grant all command. The first parameter, emporium_development.*, means we are giving all available privileges to the user. The second parameter, 'emporium'@'localhost', consists of

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This is a much loved computer science puzzle: You have a chessboard, and eight queen pieces to place on it. The only requirement is that none of the queens threatens any of the others; that is, you must place them so that no two queens can capture each other. How do you do this Where should the queens be placed This is a typical backtracking problem: you try one position for the first queen (in the first row), advance to the second, and so on. If you find that you are unable to place a queen, you backtrack to the previous one and try another position. Finally, you either exhaust all possibilities, or find a solution. In the problem as stated, you are provided with information that there will be only eight queens, but let s assume that there can be any number of queens. (This is more similar to realworld backtracking problems.) How do you solve that If you want to try to solve it yourself, you should stop reading now because I m about to give you the solution.

Method: sales_order.cancel ($order_increment_id)

Caution Don t give all available permissions to the MySQL user that will be used to connect to the production database. An application normally needs only select, insert, update, and delete privileges. For more information on the syntax of the grant command see http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/ grant.html.

Note There are, in fact, much more efficient solutions available for this problem. If you want more details,

Description: Cancels an order that has not been processed. Return: Boolean; true if successful. Argument: $order_increment_id (required). This is the increment_id pulled from sales_order.list().