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dinesh_kumar_r
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SAINT Classification rule: is not working 100%

  • March 16, 2021
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Hi Team, 

 

I am running a SAINT classification rule on eVar, most of the time it is working as expected but for few instances is not working even though when same data is validated correctly on Test rule. 

Sample values: 

5704396::en_us::null:null:::::gb - Test rule result is correct

-1002::en_us::null:null:::::us - Test rule result is correct, however not classified when seeing the report.

 

Rule specification: 

11 fields separated with ":" & length should be less than 255 characters(eVar). Any help on this. 

 

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Best answer by jeff_bloomer

@dinesh_kumar_r 
Being the type who doesn't make assumptions, can you provide the exact rule you used?  I'm asking just because everyone approaches problems differently, and this may feel like a super-simple approach.  The Regex I would start off using, based on what you stated in your question would be.

^(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)$

I escaped the colons simply out of caution, but I would expect this to work.

The only other thing I would validate is the format of the first field in your classification.  If it's text, you should be fine.  If you are still having issues, I also agree you should be contacting Customer Care to determine the technical problem.  Best of luck!

 

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yuhuisg
Community Advisor
yuhuisgCommunity Advisor
Community Advisor
March 16, 2021

Based on your 2 sample strings, I'd say your regex pattern may not be accounting for the "-" character.

If you've verified the correctness of your Classification rules with the "Test rule set", then you might want to bring this up with Client Care to see if there is an unknown bug that's causing your issue.

    ShamshulA
    Adobe Employee
    ShamshulAAdobe Employee
    Adobe Employee
    March 16, 2021

    Hi Dinesh,

     

    Please check that there is no other browser upload or FTP upload happening to the same variable.

     

    Regards,

    Shamshul

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    Adobe Employee
    isinhaAdobe Employee
    Adobe Employee
    March 18, 2021

    If the test rule shows that the key should be classified and the report isn't showing the data even after 72 hours (when the key is reported), please reach out to Adobe Client Care.

      jeff_bloomer
      Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
      jeff_bloomerCommunity Advisor and Adobe ChampionAccepted solution
      Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
      March 22, 2021

      @dinesh_kumar_r 
      Being the type who doesn't make assumptions, can you provide the exact rule you used?  I'm asking just because everyone approaches problems differently, and this may feel like a super-simple approach.  The Regex I would start off using, based on what you stated in your question would be.

      ^(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)\:(.*)$

      I escaped the colons simply out of caution, but I would expect this to work.

      The only other thing I would validate is the format of the first field in your classification.  If it's text, you should be fine.  If you are still having issues, I also agree you should be contacting Customer Care to determine the technical problem.  Best of luck!

       

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