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C_ tables?

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I'm doing some low level prep for v10.1 and v11 and am wondering if the c_* tables are still used for anything in impresario? Are they old tables from a previous life and can I safely ignore any differences between our versions of them and a standard installation, or are they used during some computational steps?

eg C_ADDRESS, C_CUSTOMER etc.

Thanks

Christine

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    Those are the conversion tables. As far as I know, other than when you're doing a conversion-style import they're not used or referenced in any way.



    [edited by: Amanda Freeman at 11:39 AM (GMT -6) on 5 Oct 2011]
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    These tables can be safely ignored if you have no plans to use them in a conversion process.  We do maintain these between version releases to maintain compatibility with current DB structure, but they are not used outside of initial data conversion.

     

    +Ryan Creps

    +Tessitura Network

     

    From: Tessitura Technical Forum [mailto:forums-technical@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Amanda Freeman
    Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2011 9:42 AM
    To: Ryan Creps
    Subject: Re: [Tessitura Technical Forum] C_ tables?

     

    Those are the conversion tables. As far as I know, unless you're doing a conversion-style import they're not used or referenced in any way.

    From: Christine Chester <bounce-christinechester8482@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 10/5/2011 10:58:08 AM

    I'm doing some low level prep for v10.1 and v11 and am wondering if the c_* tables are still used for anything in impresario? Are they old tables from a previous life and can I safely ignore any differences between our versions of them and a standard installation, or are they used during some computational steps?

    eg C_ADDRESS, C_CUSTOMER etc.

    Thanks

    Christine




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