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When I modify a payment using the RecievePaymentMod request, I need to supply the txnID of the payment. Then in the response, it sends back a txnID (don't know if it's the same or not, haven't put it into practice yet).

If I have to modify the same payment again, do I use the txnID returned from the original ReceivePaymentAdd request, or the txnID returned from the last RecievePaymentMod request?

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don't know if it's the same or not, haven't put it into practice yet

It is.

The TxnID is a unique primary key for QuickBooks, just like your unique primary key in any standard database system.

If I have to modify the same payment again, do I use the txnID returned from the original ReceivePaymentAdd request, or the txnID returned from the last RecievePaymentMod request?

It's the same value. It's a unique key that never changes.

Keith Palmer Jr.
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