Someone had put Annoying as the description in the TR_NAMESTATUS column.
Even though it was inactivated, it still showed up in other fields so I deleted it. Now I get an error message when I create new accounts.
I was trying to add a blank space so Deceased wouldn’t be the only option in that field.
How do I get it back?
Thanks.
Adria Gunter | Subscriptions Manager
STUDIO THEATRE
1501 14TH ST NW
WASHINGTON DC 20005
T 202-232-7267, ext. (365)
F 202-588-5262
www.studiotheatre.org
Any T_CUSTOMER rows you come up with illegitimate values would need to be updated via the back end.
You might consider opening a ticket if you or your IT friends can’t fix this easily.
Lucie
______________________________Lucie SpielerIT Development and Training ManagerFLORIDA GRAND opera
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Hi, Adria:
I have two rows in TR_NAMESTATUS:
id = 1, description = [blank], inactive = N, ignore_for_sal = NULLid = 2, description = Deceased, inactive = N, ignore_for_sal = Y
From the System Tables help on tessituranetwork.com:
"The entry with the ID 1 is the default value used for new names and should not be deleted or inactivated. ID 2, Deceased, is used by system processes and should not be deleted or edited."
Probably you need to check what you’ve got in your system and recreate something like the above, if you don’t have it. If you have other legitimate values in TR_NAMESTATUS (I’ve heard that some places put things like “Divorced” here), their id’s should be higher than 1 and 2.
Check T_CUSTOMER for any accounts that have values other than the legitimate ones you’ve identified:
select * from T_CUSTOMERwhere name_status not in (1,2) --add any other id values from legitimate rows in TR_NAMESTATUS