=item delete
-This method now works but you probably shouldn't use it. Instead, apply a
-credit against the invoice, or use the new void method.
+DO NOT USE THIS METHOD. Instead, apply a credit against the invoice, or use
+the B<void> method.
-Using this method to delete invoices outright is really, really bad. There
-would be no record you ever posted this invoice, and there are no check to
-make sure charged = 0 or that there are no associated cust_bill_pkg records.
+This is only for internal use by V<void>, which is what you should be using.
-Really, don't use it.
+DO NOT USE THIS METHOD. Whatever reason you think you have is almost certainly
+wrong. Use B<void>, that's what it is for. Really. This means you.
=cut
}
+# this is called from search/cust_bill.html and given all its search
+# parameters, so it needs to perform the same search.
+
sub re_X {
# spool_invoice ftp_invoice fax_invoice print_invoice
my($method, $job, %param ) = @_;
}
#some false laziness w/search/cust_bill.html
- my $distinct = '';
- my $orderby = 'ORDER BY cust_bill._date';
-
- my $extra_sql = ' WHERE '. FS::cust_bill->search_sql_where(\%param);
-
- my $addl_from = 'LEFT JOIN cust_main USING ( custnum )';
-
- my @cust_bill = qsearch( {
- #'select' => "cust_bill.*",
- 'table' => 'cust_bill',
- 'addl_from' => $addl_from,
- 'hashref' => {},
- 'extra_sql' => $extra_sql,
- 'order_by' => $orderby,
- 'debug' => 1,
- } );
+ $param{'order_by'} = 'cust_bill._date';
+
+ my $query = FS::cust_bill->search(\%param);
+ delete $query->{'count_query'};
+ delete $query->{'count_addl'};
+
+ $query->{debug} = 1; # was in here before, is obviously useful
+
+ my @cust_bill = qsearch( $query );
$method .= '_invoice' unless $method eq 'email' || $method eq 'print';