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Emilian Balanescu and Cristian Darie

"Beginning PHP and MySQL E-Commerce: From Novice to Professional, Second Edition"

Each pipeline section
needs the capability to change the status of an order, advancing it to the next pipeline section.
Rather than simply incrementing the status, this functionality is kept flexible, just in case we end
up with amore complicated branched pipeline. This requires a new stored procedure in the database,
named orders_update_status, and a business tier method, UpdateOrderStatus(), which we
need to add to the Orders class (located in business/orders.php).
Exercise: Updating the Status of an Order
1. Start by creating the orders_update_status stored procedure in the tshirtshop database:
-- Create orders_update_status stored procedure
CREATE PROCEDURE orders_update_status(IN inOrderId INT, IN inStatus INT)
BEGIN
UPDATE orders SET status = inStatus WHERE order_id = inOrderId;
END$$
2. Add the UpdateOrderStatus() method to the Orders class in business/orders.php:
// Updates the order pipeline status of an order
public static function UpdateOrderStatus($orderId, $status)
{
// Build the SQL query
$sql = 'CALL orders_update_status(:order_id, :status)';
// Build the parameters array
$params = array (':order_id' => $orderId, ':status' => $status);
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// Execute the query
DatabaseHandler::Execute($sql, $params);
}
3. The method in OrderProcessor (in business/order_processor.


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