I have a feeling the answer to my question is a big 'NO', but thought it worth asking....
As there is a limit of 6 user-defined elements for ticket design purposes, can I add another to T_DESIGN_ELEMENT to create more? We have used up our 6 and need another!
Thanks,
Tash
Tash,
You can only have 6 but that doesn't mean that you can't use the same ones for different purposes at the same time. I have and currently do use "IF" statements to target different performances. So you can nest the if statements for different performances Such as the example below.
IF @ude_no = 1 AND
@design_type = 'T'
BEGIN
DECLARE
@perf_no INT ,
@seat_no INT ,
@Zone INT
SELECT
@perf_no = sl.perf_no ,
@seat_no = s.seat_no ,
@zone = sl.zone_no
FROM
t_seat s ,
T_SUB_LINEITEM sl
--where sl.sli_no = @cur_sli_no
WHERE
sl.sli_no = @cur_sli_no AND
s.seat_no = sl.seat_no
IF @perf_no = 2358 OR
@perf_no = 2399 OR
@perf_no = 2403 OR
@perf_no = 2532 OR
@perf_no = 2536 OR
@perf_no = 2540
IF @Zone = 1324 OR
@Zone = 1330 OR
@Zone = 1337 OR
@Zone = 1343
@ude_value = LTRIM(RTRIM(b.description))--'General Admission' -- Pulling for the door.
t_seat a ,
TR_SECTION b
a.section = b.id AND
seat_no = @seat_no
ELSE
@ude_value = LTRIM(RTRIM(b.additional_text)) +
' ' + LTRIM(RTRIM(b.description))
END
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Thanks Marty, this would have worked a charm but unfortunately it is for the same header and same 'group' of performances.
The 7th one was more of a 'nice to have'. Good to know though.