Updating Price Zones

Good morning.

Is it possible to run  UP_UPDATE_ZONE_NO on specific performances? I know you can update it by season, but we'd like to make certain performances within a season have differently designated price zones.

Thanks for any input.

Patrick Desgrange (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park)

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  • Former Member
    Former Member $organization
    I think what Bryan is saying is that if I make Zone A and Zone B reflect the same price I don't have to run scripts, which is true, but if I take one Row from Zone A and change it to Zone B I do have to run scripts.  It all just depends on what kind of change is happening...can you guys tell I do crazy things with price changes?  :-)

    On Mar 21, 2012, at 6:54 PM, "Amanda Freeman" <bounce-amandafreeman5080@tessituranetwork.com> wrote:

    I might be wrong on this, but I think technically in that situation, even though it works and the seats come up at the new price, officially you're still supposed to run the scripts?

    I have a vague memory of issues with the composite seat map after partial rezoning through season maintenance. But I may be mistaken. And that might been an issue for up_update_comp_maps more than up_update_zone_no, but I thought we're supposed to run all six after any sort of change anyway, not just the one directly related to whatever was changed (zone vs best seat etc).

    From: Brian Graham <bounce-briangraham8283@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 3/21/2012 5:23:35 PM

    You can do it without changing the price maps as well. Simply selecting the seats that you want to change and then selecting the new price zone. I've seen this done on performances where an entire house for one performance in a run would be set to "A" price seats, or all the seats in the balcony set to a different zone, just as a couple of examples. When you do that, there's no need to run any scripts - it's all done in Season Maintenance, and the seats will be updated to the new price zones right away. 




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  • Former Member
    Former Member $organization
    I think what Bryan is saying is that if I make Zone A and Zone B reflect the same price I don't have to run scripts, which is true, but if I take one Row from Zone A and change it to Zone B I do have to run scripts.  It all just depends on what kind of change is happening...can you guys tell I do crazy things with price changes?  :-)

    On Mar 21, 2012, at 6:54 PM, "Amanda Freeman" <bounce-amandafreeman5080@tessituranetwork.com> wrote:

    I might be wrong on this, but I think technically in that situation, even though it works and the seats come up at the new price, officially you're still supposed to run the scripts?

    I have a vague memory of issues with the composite seat map after partial rezoning through season maintenance. But I may be mistaken. And that might been an issue for up_update_comp_maps more than up_update_zone_no, but I thought we're supposed to run all six after any sort of change anyway, not just the one directly related to whatever was changed (zone vs best seat etc).

    From: Brian Graham <bounce-briangraham8283@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 3/21/2012 5:23:35 PM

    You can do it without changing the price maps as well. Simply selecting the seats that you want to change and then selecting the new price zone. I've seen this done on performances where an entire house for one performance in a run would be set to "A" price seats, or all the seats in the balcony set to a different zone, just as a couple of examples. When you do that, there's no need to run any scripts - it's all done in Season Maintenance, and the seats will be updated to the new price zones right away. 




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