Worrisome worker wequests

When looking at Plan Details I can see the Primary Worker for a given plan. Where can I find the table that connects workers to plans and the assumed column labled Primary_worker or some such name that designates said worker for that role?

I ask this because I've been given a request to write a stored procedure that would change the Primary Worker to whatever name is designated in the attribute "Portfolio Owner", and I can't seem to find the specific table that holds that information so that I can "get all algorithmic on it".

Am I going about this wrong? Is there such a table? Who wrote the book of love? What's love got to do, got to do with it?

Thanks in advance, Tessiturians.

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  • Hello Matt,

     

    Perhaps this can help you. To get all tables which have columns like WORKER and PLAN, ran the SQL in impresario DB:

     

    select

    sysobjects.name tbl_name,

    syscolumns.name col_name

    from syscolumns , sysobjects

    where syscolumns.id=sysobjects.id

    and sysobjects.type='U' --user tables

    and syscolumns.name like '%plan%'----------'%worker%'

     

    Thanks,

    Simon

     

    From: Tessitura Technical Forum [mailto:forums-technical@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Matt Gonzales
    Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2015 6:42 PM
    To: Basyuk, Simon
    Subject: [Tessitura Technical Forum] Worrisome worker wequests

     

    When looking at Plan Details I can see the Primary Worker for a given plan. Where can I find the table that connects workers to plans and the assumed column labled Primary_worker or some such name that designates said worker for that role?

    I ask this because I've been given a request to write a stored procedure that would change the Primary Worker to whatever name is designated in the attribute "Portfolio Owner", and I can't seem to find the specific table that holds that information so that I can "get all algorithmic on it".

    Am I going about this wrong? Is there such a table? Who wrote the book of love? What's love got to do, got to do with it?

    Thanks in advance, Tessiturians.




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    Carnegie Hall
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  • Hello Matt,

     

    Perhaps this can help you. To get all tables which have columns like WORKER and PLAN, ran the SQL in impresario DB:

     

    select

    sysobjects.name tbl_name,

    syscolumns.name col_name

    from syscolumns , sysobjects

    where syscolumns.id=sysobjects.id

    and sysobjects.type='U' --user tables

    and syscolumns.name like '%plan%'----------'%worker%'

     

    Thanks,

    Simon

     

    From: Tessitura Technical Forum [mailto:forums-technical@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Matt Gonzales
    Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2015 6:42 PM
    To: Basyuk, Simon
    Subject: [Tessitura Technical Forum] Worrisome worker wequests

     

    When looking at Plan Details I can see the Primary Worker for a given plan. Where can I find the table that connects workers to plans and the assumed column labled Primary_worker or some such name that designates said worker for that role?

    I ask this because I've been given a request to write a stored procedure that would change the Primary Worker to whatever name is designated in the attribute "Portfolio Owner", and I can't seem to find the specific table that holds that information so that I can "get all algorithmic on it".

    Am I going about this wrong? Is there such a table? Who wrote the book of love? What's love got to do, got to do with it?

    Thanks in advance, Tessiturians.




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    Manager, Database Administration

    Carnegie Hall
    881 Seventh Avenue, New York, NY 10019
    Tel:
    212-903-9691
    Fax: 212-581-6539
    sbasyuk@carnegiehall.org
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