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I suspect its just missing from the Payflow_dotNET.dll library (I checked version 4.50) but wanted to see if anyone else noticed that you can't use the inquiry transaction command with CUSTREF. Their SDK documentation references it on page 39.

I don't believe you can just use CUSTREF in place of the ORIGID parameter but maybe someone else has more experience with this than me.

Jake Almer
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In the samples installed with the SDK, they show how in DOInquiry.cs. It involves creating an invoice with that CustRef and passing it through.

// To use CUSTREF instead of PNREF you need to set the CustRef and include the INVOICE object in your
// request.  Since you will be using CUSTREF instead of PNREF, PNREF will be "" (null).
// Create a new Invoice data object with the Amount, Billing Address etc. details.
Invoice Inv = new Invoice();
Inv.CustRef = "A54321";
InquiryTransaction Trans = new InquiryTransaction("", User, Connection, Inv, PayflowUtility.RequestId);
Kibner
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