Hey Tina -
Without knowing how much access to the DB you have, you'd have to do a join on your local ticket history table out to some more tables to get production season. That isn't actually stored in your local table.
I know lots of people have custom views which link productions, prod season, seasons together - I'm still using one from Andrea Crain in Chicago (thanks Andrea!). If you let us know how much (if any) SQL access and knowledge you have, I'm sure more suggestions will start flying!
- Heather
From: Ryan Rowell <bounce-ryanrowell5634@tessituranetwork.com>Sent: 5/30/2012 6:08:35 PM
Great, so you want !.season instead of !.prod_season
Data Type = NumberEdit Mask = (blank)Detail Tble = (name of your local table)Detail Col = !.seasonRef Tbl = vrs_seasonRef Idcol = idRef Desccol = description
Oops, sorry Tina! I didn't grasp what you were looking for, for some reason. I'll play around with this when I have a little time and get back to you if I come up with some ideas.
Hi again Tina,Someone may have a better way about this, but I think you might want to just make a local view of your ticket history table and append prod_season_no onto it.Looking at the fields you have currently, I think you would need to do a left join to t_perf on perf_code (performance_code).We don't use performance codes in our table but I was able to create a version of the same view using perf_no to join on (which we do have in our table) and it appears to be working fine.Once this is all tested you would probably want to replace the Detail Tbl contents in t_keyword from your local table to the new local view.
Again, someone may have a better plan of attack but feel free to shoot me an email if you want some help building this local view.
Cheers!
rrowell@acttheatre.org