setStockLevel Web Service

This service will update the stock level for each of the given SKUs.

Servlet name	`setStockLevel`
Input Parameters	`skuId` – The ID of the SKU being updated. `stockLevel` – The new stock level for `skuId`.
Output	void
Web Service Class	`atg.commerce.inventory.InventoryServices`
Nucleus Component	`/atg/commerce/inventory/InventoryServices`
Method	`setStockLevel(String skuId, long stockLevel)`
Executes within a session	Yes
WSDL URL	`http://``hostname:port``/commerce/inventory/setStockLevel?WSDL`
Endpoint URL	`http://``hostname:port``/commerce/inventory/setStockLevel/setStockLevel`
Security `FunctionalName`	`inventoryAdministration`

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setStockLevel Web Service