This is my C# code that I use to void transactions:
ProfileTransVoidType voidT = new ProfileTransVoidType();
voidT.transId = transactionId.ToString();
voidT.customerPaymentProfileIdSpecified = false;
voidT.customerProfileIdSpecified = false;
trans = new ProfileTransactionType();
trans.Item = voidT;
response = SoapAPIUtilities.Service.CreateCustomerProfileTransaction(...);
Everything works fine, but my employer wants Reference Transaction ID field to be populated for each transaction void. When I open Authorize sandbox, Reference transaction ID field is always set to "Not Applicable". As you can see, transId property is always assigned. Am I missing something here?
03-09-2015 12:43 PM
Hi Dr_Freeman,
When you void a transaction it does not create a new transaction ID, but it changes the status of the initial one. There is not a seperate transaction to reference because the transaction ID will remain the same when you run a void request, unlike refund a new transaction ID is generated.
Thanks,
Joy
03-16-2015 02:48 PM