I'm trying to create an output set that will include the date and name of the next performance a constituent will attend. This output set will be used along with Mail2 to automatically remind people that they have a performance coming up. I've been looking a lot at the TR_QUERY_ELEMENT table and put together 2 queries that I thought should work. These queries are as follows:
Description: Next Performance Name
Data Select: !.perf_name
Data From: (SELECT TOP 1 a.* FROM lvs_tkt_hist a WHERE perf_dt >= getdate() ORDER BY perf_dt)
Data Where: (blank)
single row is checked
Description:Next Performance Date
Data Select: !.perf_dt
Data From: (SELECT TOP 1 a.* from lvs_tkt_hist a WHERE perf_dt >= getdate() ORDER BY perf_dt)
When I use the Execute An Output Set report, these fields are always left blank. To me it seems that they should only be returning one row and that the desired data should appear. Can anyone tell me what I may be doing wrong or a better alternative for this?
A few things. You are looking at ticket history. Chances are that the next performance is not even in the history table. Secondly, if this is for Mail2 why not create a view that mail2 can pull directly from? You will most likely want to look at the order itself. If you would like to see and example view let me know .
Travis
Travis,
I wasn't aware that you could set up views for Mail2 to automatically pull from until now, but that sounds like it could be very useful. Seeing an example view would actually be great for me so I can get an idea of what it should include. Thanks for the help!
Mason
LeeAnn,
I haven't explored Mail2 a lot. I've looked enough to know that autoresponders need some criteria to match to within the contact fields or information about their interactions with the emails or Mail2 system to work. Can you explain to me how I could use the performance-based scheduled campaigns to send emails to remind people about events that they have tickets for? How would Mail2 even know that they have upcoming events unless you manually upload a list of constituents from Tessitura that have that event in their ticket history as criteria? Or is that what you're recommending I do?
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A few things. You are looking at ticket history. Chances are that the next performance is not even in the history table. Secondly, if this is for Mail2 why not create a view that mail2 can pull directly from? If you would like to see and example view let me know . TravisFrom: Mason Wright <bounce-masonwright3210@tessituranetwork.com>Sent: 6/22/2016 12:36:05 PMI'm trying to create an output set that will include the date and name of the next performance a constituent will attend. This output set will be used along with Mail2 to automatically remind people that they have a performance coming up. I've been looking a lot at the TR_QUERY_ELEMENT table and put together 2 queries that I thought should work. These queries are as follows: Description: Next Performance Name Data Select: !.perf_name Data From: (SELECT TOP 1 a.* FROM lvs_tkt_hist a WHERE perf_dt >= getdate() ORDER BY perf_dt) Data Where: (blank) single row is checked Description:Next Performance Date Data Select: !.perf_dt Data From: (SELECT TOP 1 a.* from lvs_tkt_hist a WHERE perf_dt >= getdate() ORDER BY perf_dt) Data Where: (blank) single row is checked When I use the Execute An Output Set report, these fields are always left blank. To me it seems that they should only be returning one row and that the desired data should appear. Can anyone tell me what I may be doing wrong or a better alternative for this?This message was sent automatically to you by www.tessituranetwork.com because you subscribed to the Tessitura Marketing Forum. You may reply to this message to post to the Marketing forum or visit the site to search, read and post to the forums. In the interest of keeping the forum posts from becoming cluttered, we encourage you to delete previous message text from your reply before sending. Thank you!
A few things. You are looking at ticket history. Chances are that the next performance is not even in the history table. Secondly, if this is for Mail2 why not create a view that mail2 can pull directly from? If you would like to see and example view let me know .
From: Mason Wright <bounce-masonwright3210@tessituranetwork.com>Sent: 6/22/2016 12:36:05 PM
Is there any reason you aren’t using the performance-based scheduled campaigns that already exist in mail2?
LeeAnn E. Day l Marketing Director – Digital & Experience Marketing l leeann.day@strazcenter.org David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts l STRAZCENTER.ORG 1010 N. W.C. MacInnes Place l Tampa, Florida 33602 O: 813.222.1051 F: 813.222.1057
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Give me a call. 813-222-1051 I’ll walk you through it.
From: Tessitura Marketing Forum [mailto:forums-marketing@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Mason Wright Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2016 2:52 PM To: Day, LeeAnn <LeeAnn.Day@strazcenter.org> Subject: RE: [Tessitura Marketing Forum] Output Set element for a constituents next performance date
From: LeeAnn Day <bounce-leeannday5475@tessituranetwork.com> Sent: 6/22/2016 6:09:43 PM
These might help.
http://mail2support.lynch2.com/customer/en/portal/articles/375598-how-to-set-up-tessitura-integration-for-scheduled-campaigns
http://mail2support.lynch2.com/customer/en/portal/articles/2414768-how-to-create-a-performance-based-tessitura-integrated-scheduled-campaign