What table replaces TX_CUST_MEMBERSHIP in v16?

I regularly use TX_CUST_MEMBERSHIP in v15 to make some updates that can't be done in the application, but that table has been deprecated in v16 and I can't seem to find what table now holds that data. Does anyone know where it lives in v16? (We're still testing...)


Thanks!
Anne Robichaux

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  • It is T_MEMBERSHIP, some fields aren't quite there.  I've started a quick migration document, but I haven't mapped all the fields yet.


    Original Field 

    New Table.Field 

    avc_amt 

    ? 

    ben_holder_ind 

    ? 

    ben_provider 

    T_MEMBERSHIP. benefit_provider_no 

    category_trend 

    ? 

    current_status 

    T_MEMBERSHIP.override_status_id ? 

    cust_memb_no 

    T_MEMBERSHIP.id 

    campaign_no 

    T_MEMBERSHIP.id => T_CONTRIBUTION.Membership_id 

    T_CONTRIBUTION.campaign_no 

    declined 

    T_MEMBERSHIP. decline_benefits_ind 

    expr_dt 

    T_MEMBERSHIP.expiration_dt 

    init_dt 

    T_MEMBERSHIP.start_dt  ?  Need to go back and replace quite a few  

    memb_amt 

    ? 

    memb_level 

    T_MEMBERSHIP.level_id => T_MEMBERSHIP_LEVEL.id 
    T_MEMBERSHIP_LEVEL.short_desc 

    memb_org_no 

    T_MEMBERSHIP.level_id => T_MEMBERSHIP_LEVEL.id  => T_MEMBERSHIP_LEVEL.organization_no 

    memb_trend 

    T_MEMBERSHIP.level_trend_id 

    NRR_STATUS 

    CASE                                                                             
                WHEN a.originating_period_id = -1 then 'NE'                        -- Not a Member         
                WHEN a.originating_period_id in (-7,-8,-2,-3,-4,-5) then 'RN'    -- Future, Active, Upgrade, Renewal, Grace and Lapsed 
                ELSE 'RI'                                                       -- Reacquisition 
            END as NRR_Status     
     

     

    parent_no 

    T_MEMBERSHIP.previous_membership 

    recog_amt 

    ? 

    ship_method 

    ? 



  • T_MEMBERSHIP.id => T_CONTRIBUTION.Membership_id 

    T_CONTRIBUTION.campaign_no 

    It's not quite that simple, as you can have multiple contributions connected to the same membership, all with potentially different campaigns (this was always true, but the campaign from the first contribution was typically assigned to the membership and then left).  In a more strategic sense, Tessitura has done away with displaying a campaign with a membership, so I think the general idea is to not consider them as being connected.

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  • T_MEMBERSHIP.id => T_CONTRIBUTION.Membership_id 

    T_CONTRIBUTION.campaign_no 

    It's not quite that simple, as you can have multiple contributions connected to the same membership, all with potentially different campaigns (this was always true, but the campaign from the first contribution was typically assigned to the membership and then left).  In a more strategic sense, Tessitura has done away with displaying a campaign with a membership, so I think the general idea is to not consider them as being connected.

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