document how to activate HPOS via WP CLI
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4. If you have created the tables previously, please delete the old ones and create new ones again, as the database structure has changed a couple of times.
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5. Now you can use settings in WC > Settings > Advanced > Custom data stores to switch the data source from posts table to custom table for orders and change other related settings.
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## Initial sync of orders
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## Using WP CLI
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If one or more active extensions aren't yet compatible with HPOS, the UI will not let the user activate HPOS as it would be unsafe to do so on a live site. However, for testing and for upgrading an extension to work with HPOS it can be useful to override this. The option to enable HPOS is called `woocommerce_feature_custom_order_tables_enabled` and can be enabled via WP CLI like so:
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wp option set woocommerce_feature_custom_order_tables_enabled yes
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```
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### Initial sync of orders
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When getting started and when testing out HPOS, you may occasionally find that orders are waiting to be synced. For instance, within **WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > Custom Data Stores** you may see a message like, _"There are 1234 orders pending sync!"_
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