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Copying Rollover sets

Joseph Shafranek
$organization

Hi All;

We are starting testing our Rollover of Sub for next year and I have run into some hiccups.

This year we have  4 play comp sub & 5 play comp sub  which we now want the price to go to our 4 play full and 5 play full. All our comp subs right now are using the same comp price type; which in turn means I can only map comp once in the tr_rollover_price_map table.

 We now are going to have to run the rollover using lists as an option.  I created a master rollover set and thought I could just update the tr_rollover _price_map and the just change the list in the set.

 I made those changes and and tried to rollover using the updated setand it came up with the previous data.

I believe that a rollover set can only be used once. I was wondering if that is correct, and if so is there a way to copy the rollover set?  What are my options?

Thanks

Joe

 

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    Former Member $organization

    Hi Joe,

    In my previous role we used to have several rollover sets (almost one for each package) as that gave us allot more control over the specifics of how each package was rolled over.

    So here we would have had one rollover set for the 4pk and one for the 5pk and then we would have done the following:

    1.       Map the PT in TR_ROLLOVER_PRICE_MAPPING to reflect the rollover set ‘4 play comp sub’

    2.       Run the 4 play comp sub rollover set

    3.       Change the mapping in TR_ROLLOVER_PRICE_MAPPING to reflect the ‘5 play comp sub’

    4.       Run the 5 play comp sub rollover set

    It has been a while since I was in subscription land, but my memory tells me this worked a treat. Hope it helps!

    Natasha 

  • $organization

    You can reuse a rollover set, you just need to reset it first.  You can find instructions here:

    http://www.tessituranetwork.com/Help_System/Content/Package%20Administration/Resetting%20Rollover%20Sets.htm

     

    Kevin Sheehan

    Senior Documentation & Learning Resources Specialist

    Tessitura Network

    +1 888 643 5778 x 329

    ksheehan@tessituranetwork.com

     

    From: Tessitura Technical Forum [mailto:forums-technical@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Joseph Shafranek
    Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2012 2:56 PM
    To: Kevin Sheehan
    Subject: [Tessitura Technical Forum] Copying Rollover sets

     

    Hi All;

    We are starting testing our Rollover of Sub for next year and I have run into some hiccups.

    This year we have  4 play comp sub & 5 play comp sub  which we now want the price to go to our 4 play full and 5 play full. All our comp subs right now are using the same comp price type; which in turn means I can only map comp once in the tr_rollover_price_map table.

     We now are going to have to run the rollover using lists as an option.  I created a master rollover set and thought I could just update the tr_rollover _price_map and the just change the list in the set.

     I made those changes and and tried to rollover using the updated setand it came up with the previous data.

    I believe that a rollover set can only be used once. I was wondering if that is correct, and if so is there a way to copy the rollover set?  What are my options?

    Thanks

    Joe

     




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  • $organization in reply to Kevin Sheehan

    Hi  Natasha  & Kevin;

    That is just what I was looking for. Thank you for your help.

    Joe