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No. Magento does a lot of calculations when you create a creditmemo.

the sales table is changed and the *_canceled columns are filled. Same for order_item and *_refunded column.

IF you really want to do this and I highly disadvise to do so, you could do a dump of the database locally, create a creditmemo and then diff the dump before and after to get a feeling for what changes.

Please read the comment by @Simon!

I do not think that creating a creditmemo fills any *_canceled column. These are filled when you actually cancel an order.

Not sure about this, so I leave it up to you to check - if you checked on that, PLEASE EDIT THIS POST! :D

No. Magento does a lot of calculations when you create a creditmemo.

the sales table is changed and the *_canceled columns are filled. Same for order_item and *_refunded column.

IF you really want to do this and I highly disadvise to do so, you could do a dump of the database locally, create a creditmemo and then diff the dump before and after to get a feeling for what changes.

No. Magento does a lot of calculations when you create a creditmemo.

the sales table is changed and the *_canceled columns are filled. Same for order_item and *_refunded column.

IF you really want to do this and I highly disadvise to do so, you could do a dump of the database locally, create a creditmemo and then diff the dump before and after to get a feeling for what changes.

Please read the comment by @Simon!

I do not think that creating a creditmemo fills any *_canceled column. These are filled when you actually cancel an order.

Not sure about this, so I leave it up to you to check - if you checked on that, PLEASE EDIT THIS POST! :D

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Fabian Blechschmidt
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No. Magento does a lot of calculations when you create a creditmemo.

the sales table is changed and the *_canceled columns are filled. Same for order_item and *_refunded column.

IF you really want to do this and I highly disadvise to do so, you could do a dump of the database locally, create a creditmemo and then diff the dump before and after to get a feeling for what changes.