Inscrutable Interests Information

Quick question: The Interests radial button on the Attributes tab contains entries that are populated (if I'm not mistaken) by the machinations of our web programmers based on user feedback on our website - mostly for contact method information and the like.  What table does that point to, assuming they didn't contrive some custom setup?

Thanks, Tessiturians.

  • I believe you're looking for tx_cust_tkw.

  • The interests themselves are ticketing keywords and are stored in the TR_TKW table.  The selected interests for the customer can be found in TX_CUST_TKW.

     

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    From: Tessitura Technical Forum [mailto:forums-technical@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Matt Gonzales
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    Quick question: The Interests radial button on the Attributes tab contains entries that are populated (if I'm not mistaken) by the machinations of our web programmers based on user feedback on our website - mostly for contact method information and the like.  What table does that point to, assuming they didn't contrive some custom setup?

    Thanks, Tessiturians.




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  • What, you didn’t think to look at TX_CUST_TKW?

     

    It’s a JOIN table between Constituent (T_CUSTOMER) and TR_TKW (Ticketing Keywords) with additional data.

     

    +Ryan Creps

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    Subject: [Tessitura Technical Forum] Inscrutable Interests Information

     

    Quick question: The Interests radial button on the Attributes tab contains entries that are populated (if I'm not mistaken) by the machinations of our web programmers based on user feedback on our website - mostly for contact method information and the like.  What table does that point to, assuming they didn't contrive some custom setup?

    Thanks, Tessiturians.




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  • Assuming no inscrutable custom setup, these populate from TR_TKW. Entries here are used both in constituent interests and/or production element keywords (there’s a dropdown to indicate which, or both).

     

    From: Tessitura Technical Forum [mailto:forums-technical@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Matt Gonzales
    Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 12:22 PM
    To: Jonathan Smillie
    Subject: [Tessitura Technical Forum] Inscrutable Interests Information

     

    Quick question: The Interests radial button on the Attributes tab contains entries that are populated (if I'm not mistaken) by the machinations of our web programmers based on user feedback on our website - mostly for contact method information and the like.  What table does that point to, assuming they didn't contrive some custom setup?

    Thanks, Tessiturians.




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