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Suggested Training Materials for a DB/Tess Manager

Christopher Short
$organization

Good afternoon Tessiturians!

We've recently hired a Database/Tessitura/SQL Manager who knows SQL and it's related systems but is not familiar with Tessitura.  We were wondering if anyone had any Suggested Training Materials or Agendas that they might be willing to share?

I can train on the Ticketing Side of Tessitura, but when it comes to the back end, or the SQL side of things I'm at a loss.  

We are a 3 Organization Consortium with myriad presenting partners.  Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated.  We expect to spend some time utilizing Tessitura Consulting to cover some training, but are receptive to suggestions and knowledge gained by practical experience. :)

 

Thanks!
Short 

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  • $organization
    I concur,there's a lot of info there to get you going. This community is always here to help. I am available to answer most questions as well. Once you understand the naming conventions, the schema will fall into place. 


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    Regards,

    Troy Nelson, Database Developer, Science Museum of Minnesota

    tnelson@smm.org



    From: "Gloria Ormsby" <bounce-gloriaormsby5026@tessituranetwork.com>
    To: tnelson@smm.org
    Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2014 4:02:06 PM
    Subject: RE: [Tessitura Technical Forum] Suggested Training Materials for a DB/Tess Manager

    I recommend doing the IT webinars on system administration, etc. and reading through the IT documentation provided by Tessitura.

     

    From: Tessitura Technical Forum [mailto:forums-technical@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Christopher Short
    Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2014 4:47 PM
    To: Gloria Ormsby
    Subject: [Tessitura Technical Forum] Suggested Training Materials for a DB/Tess Manager

     

    Good afternoon Tessiturians!

    We've recently hired a Database/Tessitura/SQL Manager who knows SQL and it's related systems but is not familiar with Tessitura.  We were wondering if anyone had any Suggested Training Materials or Agendas that they might be willing to share?

    I can train on the Ticketing Side of Tessitura, but when it comes to the back end, or the SQL side of things I'm at a loss.  

    We are a 3 Organization Consortium with myriad presenting partners.  Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated.  We expect to spend some time utilizing Tessitura Consulting to cover some training, but are receptive to suggestions and knowledge gained by practical experience. :)

     

    Thanks!
    Short 




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    Former Member $organization in reply to Troy Nelson

    Hi Christopher,

    I also agree with everyone and am happy to be a resource for questions. There are 2 specific docs that I would highly recommend though (they helped me a ton when I was new to the Tessitura table structures):

     

    Tessitura Screens Table Reference

    http://www.tessituranetwork.com/network/Learning/Documentation/System%20Administration/Tessitura%20Screens%20Table%20Reference.aspx

     

    Tessitura Table structures v11

    http://www.tessituranetwork.com/network/Learning/Documentation/System%20Administration/Tessitura%20Table%20Structures.aspx

     

    I would say the more front end training they have the better as the schema will start to become more intuitive once they have a better grasp of the concepts.

     

    Natasha 

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