How to change the order number's prefix of a specific store, Magento2

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I have multiple stores where I want each one of them to have a different order number's prefix. Is there anyway to realize that?



Thanks!



Edit: I'm trying to avoid using raw queries, any other (safer) way ?






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  • are you using custom module
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  • check this if it helps - magento.stackexchange.com/questions/101341/…
    – shashank
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  • @rvSingh no i'm not using a custom module.
    – Mer Gh
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  • @shashank i saw it, i'm trying to avoid using raw queries on db ..
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Magento2.2.4, php7;




I have multiple stores where I want each one of them to have a different order number's prefix. Is there anyway to realize that?



Thanks!



Edit: I'm trying to avoid using raw queries, any other (safer) way ?






magento2 orders multistore multi-website prefix







share|improve this question























  • are you using custom module
    – Rv Singh
    1 hour ago










  • check this if it helps - magento.stackexchange.com/questions/101341/…
    – shashank
    1 hour ago










  • @rvSingh no i'm not using a custom module.
    – Mer Gh
    1 hour ago










  • @shashank i saw it, i'm trying to avoid using raw queries on db ..
    – Mer Gh
    1 hour ago












up vote
1
down vote

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up vote
1
down vote

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Magento2.2.4, php7;




I have multiple stores where I want each one of them to have a different order number's prefix. Is there anyway to realize that?



Thanks!



Edit: I'm trying to avoid using raw queries, any other (safer) way ?






magento2 orders multistore multi-website prefix







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Magento2.2.4, php7;




I have multiple stores where I want each one of them to have a different order number's prefix. Is there anyway to realize that?



Thanks!



Edit: I'm trying to avoid using raw queries, any other (safer) way ?






magento2 orders multistore multi-website prefix




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  • are you using custom module
    – Rv Singh
    1 hour ago










  • check this if it helps - magento.stackexchange.com/questions/101341/…
    – shashank
    1 hour ago










  • @rvSingh no i'm not using a custom module.
    – Mer Gh
    1 hour ago










  • @shashank i saw it, i'm trying to avoid using raw queries on db ..
    – Mer Gh
    1 hour ago
















  • are you using custom module
    – Rv Singh
    1 hour ago










  • check this if it helps - magento.stackexchange.com/questions/101341/…
    – shashank
    1 hour ago










  • @rvSingh no i'm not using a custom module.
    – Mer Gh
    1 hour ago










  • @shashank i saw it, i'm trying to avoid using raw queries on db ..
    – Mer Gh
    1 hour ago















are you using custom module
– Rv Singh
1 hour ago




are you using custom module
– Rv Singh
1 hour ago












check this if it helps - magento.stackexchange.com/questions/101341/…
– shashank
1 hour ago




check this if it helps - magento.stackexchange.com/questions/101341/…
– shashank
1 hour ago












@rvSingh no i'm not using a custom module.
– Mer Gh
1 hour ago




@rvSingh no i'm not using a custom module.
– Mer Gh
1 hour ago












@shashank i saw it, i'm trying to avoid using raw queries on db ..
– Mer Gh
1 hour ago




@shashank i saw it, i'm trying to avoid using raw queries on db ..
– Mer Gh
1 hour ago










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You can manage it like below:



Magento 2 database contains a table name 'sales_sequence_profile' which has prefix column and every row contains a meta_id which relates with table 'sales_sequence_meta'.



Table 'sales_sequence_meta' sequence table names according to stores and type(order, invoice, shipment, creditmemo, rma).




  • sequence_order_* contains the last inserted order ids


  • sequence_shipment_* contains the last inserted shipment ids


  • sequence_invoice_* contains the last inserted invoice ids


  • sequence_creditmemo_* contains the last inserted creditmemo ids


  • sequence_rma_item_* contains the last inserted rma item ids

Basically this is just for understanding. You need to update the table 'sales_sequence_profile' and related sequence tables.






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    You can change this using by changing related store db tables. i.e



    if your store id is 1 :



    change prefix column value in your sales_sequence_profile table against your meta_id = 1;






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      You can manage it like below:



      Magento 2 database contains a table name 'sales_sequence_profile' which has prefix column and every row contains a meta_id which relates with table 'sales_sequence_meta'.



      Table 'sales_sequence_meta' sequence table names according to stores and type(order, invoice, shipment, creditmemo, rma).




      • sequence_order_* contains the last inserted order ids


      • sequence_shipment_* contains the last inserted shipment ids


      • sequence_invoice_* contains the last inserted invoice ids


      • sequence_creditmemo_* contains the last inserted creditmemo ids


      • sequence_rma_item_* contains the last inserted rma item ids

      Basically this is just for understanding. You need to update the table 'sales_sequence_profile' and related sequence tables.






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        You can manage it like below:



        Magento 2 database contains a table name 'sales_sequence_profile' which has prefix column and every row contains a meta_id which relates with table 'sales_sequence_meta'.



        Table 'sales_sequence_meta' sequence table names according to stores and type(order, invoice, shipment, creditmemo, rma).




        • sequence_order_* contains the last inserted order ids


        • sequence_shipment_* contains the last inserted shipment ids


        • sequence_invoice_* contains the last inserted invoice ids


        • sequence_creditmemo_* contains the last inserted creditmemo ids


        • sequence_rma_item_* contains the last inserted rma item ids

        Basically this is just for understanding. You need to update the table 'sales_sequence_profile' and related sequence tables.






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          You can manage it like below:



          Magento 2 database contains a table name 'sales_sequence_profile' which has prefix column and every row contains a meta_id which relates with table 'sales_sequence_meta'.



          Table 'sales_sequence_meta' sequence table names according to stores and type(order, invoice, shipment, creditmemo, rma).




          • sequence_order_* contains the last inserted order ids


          • sequence_shipment_* contains the last inserted shipment ids


          • sequence_invoice_* contains the last inserted invoice ids


          • sequence_creditmemo_* contains the last inserted creditmemo ids


          • sequence_rma_item_* contains the last inserted rma item ids

          Basically this is just for understanding. You need to update the table 'sales_sequence_profile' and related sequence tables.






          share|improve this answer












          You can manage it like below:



          Magento 2 database contains a table name 'sales_sequence_profile' which has prefix column and every row contains a meta_id which relates with table 'sales_sequence_meta'.



          Table 'sales_sequence_meta' sequence table names according to stores and type(order, invoice, shipment, creditmemo, rma).




          • sequence_order_* contains the last inserted order ids


          • sequence_shipment_* contains the last inserted shipment ids


          • sequence_invoice_* contains the last inserted invoice ids


          • sequence_creditmemo_* contains the last inserted creditmemo ids


          • sequence_rma_item_* contains the last inserted rma item ids

          Basically this is just for understanding. You need to update the table 'sales_sequence_profile' and related sequence tables.







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              You can change this using by changing related store db tables. i.e



              if your store id is 1 :



              change prefix column value in your sales_sequence_profile table against your meta_id = 1;






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                You can change this using by changing related store db tables. i.e



                if your store id is 1 :



                change prefix column value in your sales_sequence_profile table against your meta_id = 1;






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                  if your store id is 1 :



                  change prefix column value in your sales_sequence_profile table against your meta_id = 1;






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                  You can change this using by changing related store db tables. i.e



                  if your store id is 1 :



                  change prefix column value in your sales_sequence_profile table against your meta_id = 1;







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