The above can be used to create a direct link to a specific list of events (or date range of events) where a customized search is required. The options below are examples of search strings that can be used to replace the "XXXXXX" in the link above. Do NOT place quotes around the entire search parameter. Example:
- P_SEQ IN (x,y,z,...) where x, y, z are valid P_SEQ (event) numbers - find these 3 specific events
- PB_SEQ IN (x,y,z,...) where x, y, z are valid PB_SEQ (performance) numbers - find these 3 specific performances.
- VE_SEQ=a where a is a valid VE_SEQ (venue) number - find all performances in venue 'a'
- VE_SEQ IN (a,b,c) where a, b and c are valid VE_SEQ (venue) numbers - find all performances in venues 'a', 'b', and 'c'
- TM_SEQ IN (a,b,c) where a, b and c are valid TM_SEQ (pricing map) numbers - find all performances using pricing maps 'a', 'b', and 'c'
- P_SEQ IN(x,y) or TM_SEQ=a this will give you the 2 events 'x' and 'y', along with ANY performance in venue 'a'
- PB_PERFORM_DATE between date '2017-09-15' and date '2017-10-31' This will give you all performances between Sep 15 2017 and Oct 31 2017
- PB_PERFORM_DATE=current_date will be a list of today's events
- PB_PERFORM_DATE<=now()+%2B+interval+'7+days' is a list of everything in the next 7 days. The %2B is an encoded 'plus' sign since plus has special meaning of a space
- PB_PERF_FLAG in ('A','C') This will give you all performances having either of those two letters in the Theatre Manager performance flag field
- P_GENRE_FC_SEQ not in (100,101,102) can be used to pick all events that do not have a specific genre that is in the code tables.
An Example link directing patrons to TWO (2) specific events would appear like:
Refer to comments within WebPages/1/WebPages/TMTickets.html for more examples on searching for performances within the Ticketing Page.
To find the Event Sequence #:
To find the Performance Sequence #:
To find the Venue Sequence #: