Abort pwo in Assigned Orderstate

ABORT is done for internal technical reasons and thus can not be done in a user, even admin, context.

You should be able to run your script as a process from a jobserver. Jobserver processes run in an internal service acocunt context and should be able to call the method.

Not recommended but possible: you can set the "Service Account" flag on the systemuser you authenticate with. That should put you also in an internal context. I advise you to be very careful with this and revert as soon as possible. Otherwise large parts of the normal objectlayer functionality might be bypassed.

For one-time cleanup operations you might also check out the SQL stored procedure "exec QBM_PJobCreate_HOCallMethod_L " which basicly creates ad-hoc jobs for the job server to process. Again be careful and know what you do.

ABORT is done for internal technical reasons and thus can not be done in a user, even admin, context.

You should be able to run your script as a process from a jobserver. Jobserver processes run in an internal service acocunt context and should be able to call the method.

Not recommended but possible: you can set the "Service Account" flag on the systemuser you authenticate with. That should put you also in an internal context. I advise you to be very careful with this and revert as soon as possible. Otherwise large parts of the normal objectlayer functionality might be bypassed.

For one-time cleanup operations you might also check out the SQL stored procedure "exec QBM_PJobCreate_HOCallMethod_L " which basicly creates ad-hoc jobs for the job server to process. Again be careful and know what you do.

Hi Klaus, thanks for your help. I did solve just setting the ValidUntil to some back date, then cancelling the order. It seems it worked, maybe it takes a while, but it's ok.

Thank you again

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