Identifying a constituent with ticket exchanges (seats)

Hello,

I am doing a report on constituent with ticket exchanges. My question is by looking at some of the SQL tables such as t_order_seat_hist, t_order, t_sli_status. How can I identify that constituent having some ticket exchange transaction in that constituent? 

in fact, can I look at the order_no, sli_status for exchangeable??

Thanks,

-Harry

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  • Thanks Everyone.

     

    Mark,

     

    Thanks for the table t_transaction. I believe the thing I will to check if they are under in one transaction.. then snail down on the t_order_seat_hist to find out any transactions with return, refund, add back with the new seat changes.

     

    But some people here also mentioned there are some issue with t_order_seat_hist table. However, let’s find out.

     

    Thanks again,

     

    -Harry

     

     

    The tables you are looking at will only tell you that the seats were returned but not if that was part of an exchange or just a return+refund.

    The table that may help is t_transaction as that will show a Ticket Change transaction type if the tickets werre exchanged for other tickets in the same transaction. Again this depends how exchanges are processed.

    You should be able to link that to order seat history with order numebr and perf number but will also need to use event date to match around (guessing wont be an exact match but shoudl be within seconds/minutes) the transaction date

    Mark

    From: Harry Hoang <bounce-harryhoang8094@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 4/3/2017 3:29:48 PM

    Hello,

    I am doing a report on constituent with ticket exchanges. My question is by looking at some of the SQL tables such as t_order_seat_hist, t_order, t_sli_status. How can I identify that constituent having some ticket exchange transaction in that constituent? 

    in fact, can I look at the order_no, sli_status for exchangeable??

    Thanks,

    -Harry




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    [edited by: Harry Hoang at 12:39 PM (GMT -6) on 11 Apr 2017]
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  • Thanks Everyone.

     

    Mark,

     

    Thanks for the table t_transaction. I believe the thing I will to check if they are under in one transaction.. then snail down on the t_order_seat_hist to find out any transactions with return, refund, add back with the new seat changes.

     

    But some people here also mentioned there are some issue with t_order_seat_hist table. However, let’s find out.

     

    Thanks again,

     

    -Harry

     

     

    The tables you are looking at will only tell you that the seats were returned but not if that was part of an exchange or just a return+refund.

    The table that may help is t_transaction as that will show a Ticket Change transaction type if the tickets werre exchanged for other tickets in the same transaction. Again this depends how exchanges are processed.

    You should be able to link that to order seat history with order numebr and perf number but will also need to use event date to match around (guessing wont be an exact match but shoudl be within seconds/minutes) the transaction date

    Mark

    From: Harry Hoang <bounce-harryhoang8094@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 4/3/2017 3:29:48 PM

    Hello,

    I am doing a report on constituent with ticket exchanges. My question is by looking at some of the SQL tables such as t_order_seat_hist, t_order, t_sli_status. How can I identify that constituent having some ticket exchange transaction in that constituent? 

    in fact, can I look at the order_no, sli_status for exchangeable??

    Thanks,

    -Harry




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    [edited by: Harry Hoang at 12:39 PM (GMT -6) on 11 Apr 2017]
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