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Recipients: 2 recipients tables for testing?

  • April 22, 2024
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Company wants to upgrade the process on how they produce the data that goes into Adobe Campaign. 

Currently they have an on-premise DataLake, but they're moving to the Cloud.

So they want to have 2 recipients tables:

01.- Our current Recipients (that has an extension with custom fields for our recipients/clients). Data arrives to SFTP via Azure Data Factory from on-premise DataLake.

02.- New Recipients: less fields, they are moving away some fields from currrent recipients to new schemas. Data arrives to SFTP via Azure Data Factory from Cloud.

how to approace this task?

I'm planning on: keeping the Recipients (nms) and have a new extension Recipients "from cloud" (company). But I cannot tell apart fields from Recipients(nms) and Recipients (company). Is there any docs?

Currently, we have Recipients (nms) and Recipients (company) but as far I can see in the structure tab of each schema, the have the same fields. So I don't know which are exclusive to Recipients (nms).

*After all testings, we'd just data from cloud to ingest into recipients and it extension.
** Also, for push notifications: there is a token field that gets generated for each mobile app in client's phones. Would be ok just to export that as a CSV and re import that and make a match when the "new recipients" is in place?




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Best answer by CampaignerForLife

You can either create a new whole schema with the attributes you want or create a field so you're able to differentiate, for example: isCloud (boolean). Then you create a new Input Form for it with the new schema or refering to recipients but with only the fields you want

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CampaignerForLife
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April 22, 2024

You can either create a new whole schema with the attributes you want or create a field so you're able to differentiate, for example: isCloud (boolean). Then you create a new Input Form for it with the new schema or refering to recipients but with only the fields you want

    Sukrity_Wadhwa
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    May 2, 2024

    Hi @god_prophet,

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    Thanks!

    Sukrity Wadhwa
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