Triggered emails list question

Hi guys,

I've recently started getting to grips with Triggered Emails and putting together the lists to run them. I want to create a list of every constituent that booked to a certain show 3 days ago, with the ticket purchase acting as the trigger.

So far, I've managed to successfully pull a list of everyone who booked within 3 days using the criteria;
Ticket Production IN Ticket Production Season
Ticket Order Date >= DayRunDate -3

However when I use the Ticket Order Date criteria with a different operator to get only constituents who booked 3 days ago;
TicketOrderDate = DayRunDate -3

the count returns 0 constituents.

I thought from reading the documentation and my previous experience with Extractions and List Builder that this criteria would have given me the data I need, especially as Tessitura won't let me select any other operators such as Like or Has that may give an exact date. From checking the original list using the operator >= there are customers who booked exactly 3 days ago, I can see that there is data there, it just doesn't appear when I use the operator =. Has anyone else had this problem?

Sam

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  • For dates you should always use logical operator between in List Manager

     

    From: Tessitura Next Generation Forum [mailto:forums-nextgeneration@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Samantha Smith
    Sent: Friday, December 14, 2012 8:05 AM
    To: Sabina Spilkin
    Subject: [Tessitura Next Generation Forum] Triggered emails list question

     

    Hi guys,

    I've recently started getting to grips with Triggered Emails and putting together the lists to run them. I want to create a list of every constituent that booked to a certain show 3 days ago, with the ticket purchase acting as the trigger.

    So far, I've managed to successfully pull a list of everyone who booked within 3 days using the criteria;
    Ticket Production IN Ticket Production Season
    Ticket Order Date >= DayRunDate -3

    However when I use the Ticket Order Date criteria with a different operator to get only constituents who booked 3 days ago;
    TicketOrderDate = DayRunDate -3

    the count returns 0 constituents.

    I thought from reading the documentation and my previous experience with Extractions and List Builder that this criteria would have given me the data I need, especially as Tessitura won't let me select any other operators such as Like or Has that may give an exact date. From checking the original list using the operator >= there are customers who booked exactly 3 days ago, I can see that there is data there, it just doesn't appear when I use the operator =. Has anyone else had this problem?

    Sam




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  • For dates you should always use logical operator between in List Manager

     

    From: Tessitura Next Generation Forum [mailto:forums-nextgeneration@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Samantha Smith
    Sent: Friday, December 14, 2012 8:05 AM
    To: Sabina Spilkin
    Subject: [Tessitura Next Generation Forum] Triggered emails list question

     

    Hi guys,

    I've recently started getting to grips with Triggered Emails and putting together the lists to run them. I want to create a list of every constituent that booked to a certain show 3 days ago, with the ticket purchase acting as the trigger.

    So far, I've managed to successfully pull a list of everyone who booked within 3 days using the criteria;
    Ticket Production IN Ticket Production Season
    Ticket Order Date >= DayRunDate -3

    However when I use the Ticket Order Date criteria with a different operator to get only constituents who booked 3 days ago;
    TicketOrderDate = DayRunDate -3

    the count returns 0 constituents.

    I thought from reading the documentation and my previous experience with Extractions and List Builder that this criteria would have given me the data I need, especially as Tessitura won't let me select any other operators such as Like or Has that may give an exact date. From checking the original list using the operator >= there are customers who booked exactly 3 days ago, I can see that there is data there, it just doesn't appear when I use the operator =. Has anyone else had this problem?

    Sam




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