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making email primary when using _email - GoldMine8

Last post 03-21-2008 19:12 by admin. 4 replies.
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  • 03-21-2008 16:30

    making email primary when using _email - GoldMine8

    what is the value to post to IsPrimary in the _Email table to mark the email address as primary?

    doing nothing returns contsupp.zip = 0000

    passing in "T" returns contsupp.zip = 0100

    manually firing a SQL statement changing contsupp.zip to 0111 does the trick, but i'd like to do this from Inaport.

    thx!

    -erik 

  • 03-21-2008 16:42 In reply to

    Re: making email primary when using _email - GoldMine8

    interestingly ... to complicate the matter, it would appear that some records that just have 0100 are marked as primary.

    do you happen to know what each of the bits in the zip field is being used for? it seems that the 3rd bit is the one for primary, but what are the others for?
     

  • 03-21-2008 16:43 In reply to

    Re: making email primary when using _email - GoldMine8

    google to the rescue:

    http://forums.prior-analytics.com/knowledge/kb_show.php?id=809

     

  • 03-21-2008 17:12 In reply to

    Re: making email primary when using _email - GoldMine8

    seems i am having a convo w/myself ... bottom line:

    david's solution is perfect ... to recap: on tab3 add a field called IsPrimary and set the value as "T" (including quotes) ... then on tab5, map IsPrimary to IsPrimary ... and viola!

    thanks, david! :) 

  • 03-21-2008 19:12 In reply to

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    Re: making email primary when using _email - GoldMine8

    That is what I like - users who sort out their own problems... Smile

    Whe writing to the _email table, Inaport has vf Fields to cover the various flags of the ZIP code field, which can be set by mapping "T" (true) or "F" (false) to them. Makes it a bit easier than trying to build a string like "0110" and remember what it does.

    Regards

    David

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