I'm trying to pull lists for our upcoming telemarketing campaign and I'm trying to weed out people with no phone number from my lists, but I can't seem to find the proper criteria for this. Is there a way to do this in extractions / lists?
I use the following suppression when dealing with Phone 1&2 in extractions
Phone Type IN (1,2)Phone Primary Indicator DOES NOT HAVE ('Y')ORPhone Type DOES NOTE HAVE (1,2)
Seems to work.
Brian,
In List Manager (or Extraction Manager), under the Constituent folder, there’s a criteria item for “Phone Type”. We use the following criteria:
Phone Type DOES NOT HAVE Phone 1 and Phone 2
This weeds out people who don’t have any primary phone numbers in their accounts……
Christy
Seattle Rep
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Ah, I just realized that my "Phone Primary Indicator" is custom and that "Phone Type" was added by me as well.Christy, does your phone type use vs_phone for the detail table because that doesn't only look at primary numbers.
Brian, I'll get back to you on how I have the primary indicator set up.
Honestly, Ryan, I have *no* idea. J I didn’t realize that was a custom element – normally when we add things to List Manager, we add an “SRT” prefix to it to indicate that it’s not standard. This element doesn’t have that.
From: Tessitura Marketing Forum [mailto:forums-marketing@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Ryan RowellSent: Wednesday, July 13, 2011 12:02 PMTo: Christy CarlsonSubject: RE: [Tessitura Marketing Forum] Phone number for list criteria
From: Christy Carlson <bounce-christycarlson2662@tessituranetwork.com>Sent: 7/13/2011 1:36:09 PM
Okay, so I created a local view based on vs_phone and simply added the "c.primary_ind" into the select statement.If you just use Phone Type DOES NOTE HAVE (1,2)based on the vs_phone view it won't suppress people with no primary numbers that have non-primary or inactive addresses with phone numbers assigned to them.You may or may not want to suppress these people but I think normally you probably do.Does that make sense?
Christy, if you right click the criterion in the folder it will tell you what table/view it is pulled from.
Cheers!
Thanks Ryan, I'll give that a try!
Ryan
I've not played with custom criteria/indicators - what's the best method for implementing this? Would it be "just" adding to the end of the SQL in List Manager?
Sean
Unknown said: I use the following suppression when dealing with Phone 1&2 in extractions Phone Type IN (1,2)Phone Primary Indicator DOES NOT HAVE ('Y')ORPhone Type DOES NOTE HAVE (1,2) Seems to work.
Part 2 of my How do I do this?
Unknown said: Ah, I just realized that my "Phone Primary Indicator" is custom and that "Phone Type" was added by me as well.Christy, does your phone type use vs_phone for the detail table because that doesn't only look at primary numbers. Brian, I'll get back to you on how I have the primary indicator set up.
Hi Sean,
I'd recommend setting up criteria elements in t_keyword, but first you will need a local view if you want to keep out non-primary phone numbers.
Here is the view I use, which is basically just the normal vs_phone view with primary_ind added
USE [Impresario]GOSET ANSI_NULLS OFFGOSET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFFGOCREATE View [dbo].[LVS_PHONE]ASSelect a.*, b.edit_ind, c.primary_indFrom t_phone a JOIN vrs_phone_type b ON a.type = b.id LEFT OUTER JOIN vs_address c ON a.address_no = c.address_noWhere ISNULL(a.address_no,0) = 0 OR c.address_no is not nullGO
Then you would set up two criteria elements in t_keyword
Phone Primary IndicatorDescription = Phone Primary IndicatorData Type = StringEdit Mask = (leave empty)Detail Tbl = lvs_phoneDetail Col = !.primary_indRef Tbl = tr_gooesoft_dropdownRef Idcol = short_descRef Desccol = descriptionRef Where = code = 1etc.and, Phone TypeDescription = Phone Type Data Type = Number Edit Mask = (leave empty) Detail Tbl = lvs_phone Detail Col = !.type Ref Tbl = vrs_phone_type Ref Idcol = id Ref Desccol = description Ref Where = (leave empty) etc.
Last part is setting up the list using the following criteria in the top box Phone Type IN (1,2)Phone Primary Indicator DOES NOT HAVE ('Y')and this criteria in the bottom (OR) boxPhone Type DOES NOTE HAVE (1,2)Hope that helps,
Ryan,
Thank you for this. I just finished my first SQL class, so I actually do understand the code (yay me). I think everything you’ve provided will let me get this set up – if I run into any issues, I’ll give you a shout.
Sean Rector, MCSE
From: Tessitura Marketing Forum [mailto:forums-marketing@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Ryan RowellSent: Tuesday, December 06, 2011 5:41 PMTo: Sean RectorSubject: RE: [Tessitura Marketing Forum] Phone number for list criteria
Phone Primary IndicatorDescription = Phone Primary IndicatorData Type = StringEdit Mask = (leave empty)Detail Tbl = lvs_phoneDetail Col = !.primary_indRef Tbl = tr_gooesoft_dropdownRef Idcol = short_descRef Desccol = descriptionRef Where = code = 1etc.and, Phone TypeDescription = Phone TypeData Type = NumberEdit Mask = (leave empty)Detail Tbl = lvs_phoneDetail Col = !.typeRef Tbl = vrs_phone_typeRef Idcol = idRef Desccol = descriptionRef Where = (leave empty)etc.
From: Sean Rector <bounce-seanrector4891@tessituranetwork.com>Sent: 12/6/2011 4:08:28 PM
Ryan Rowell:Ah, I just realized that my "Phone Primary Indicator" is custom and that "Phone Type" was added by me as well.Christy, does your phone type use vs_phone for the detail table because that doesn't only look at primary numbers.Brian, I'll get back to you on how I have the primary indicator set up.
Ryan Rowell:
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I’ve set it up as you’ve outlined below – but am experiencing an error when trying to run the List:
SQLSTATE=42000
Microsoft OLE DB Providor for SQL Server
The SELECT permission was denied on object 'LVS_PHONE', database 'Impresario', schema 'dbo'.
I've obviously got something munged in the permissions - I'm guessing on the View? In the Permissions section of the Properties, there are no users or roles listed. I've just added ImpUsers - Select permission. Does that group need any other permissions?
Ryan Rowell: Ah, I just realized that my "Phone Primary Indicator" is custom and that "Phone Type" was added by me as well.Christy, does your phone type use vs_phone for the detail table because that doesn't only look at primary numbers. Brian, I'll get back to you on how I have the primary indicator set up.
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