Tessitura Ticketing Tension

Matt,

I have a custom data export utility that was created by a former employee that exports subscription history including series and seat location (it also exports single ticket history).  He shared the report with the Network and I believe it’s in TASK under the shared reports.  The name in TASK is Tele Leads Export Report and the solution number is 206.  It’s been updated some since it was posted but I believe what is posted has code that might be helpful for you.

Teresa

Has anyone come across any code that simply shows a list of customer's subscription series for a given season including seat locations?  Sounds simple in English, but I have such a devil of a time figuring out which tables hook up to what when it comes to ticketing...me am ignorant.

Thanks, Tessiturians for this and all previous help.

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Matt,

I have a custom data export utility that was created by a former employee that exports subscription history including series and seat location (it also exports single ticket history).  He shared the report with the Network and I believe it’s in TASK under the shared reports.  The name in TASK is Tele Leads Export Report and the solution number is 206.  It’s been updated some since it was posted but I believe what is posted has code that might be helpful for you.

Teresa

Has anyone come across any code that simply shows a list of customer's subscription series for a given season including seat locations?  Sounds simple in English, but I have such a devil of a time figuring out which tables hook up to what when it comes to ticketing...me am ignorant.

Thanks, Tessiturians for this and all previous help.

BONUS TRIVIA:  Nine out of every ten living things live in the ocean.

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