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aggabhi
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October 19, 2023
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Saved fields in Broadlog for Profile Based transactional event

  • October 19, 2023
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Hi Everyone,

 

I am sending a profile based transactional event and using some random attributes and some attributes from profile table.

 

I want to save attributes like "Promo Code" in broadlog table which is already in profile table but same is not getting saved.

 

can anyone let me know if we can save attributes in broadlog table for profile based transactional message?

 

Regards

Abhishek

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    최고의 답변: SatheeskannaK

    @aggabhi, Transactional events will have a separate delivery log on its own. As far as I'm aware although you're using profile-based transactional events it will not store promo code attributes on the profile broadlog.

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    SatheeskannaK
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    October 20, 2023

    @aggabhi, Transactional events will have a separate delivery log on its own. As far as I'm aware although you're using profile-based transactional events it will not store promo code attributes on the profile broadlog.

    Thanks, Sathees
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      aggabhi작성자
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      October 23, 2023

      Thanks @satheeskannak ,

       

      I can see delivery logs are getting saved in broadlog but just email to whom we have send.

       

      So as per functionality, transactional emails attributes can't be stored in delivery logs, right?

       

      Also if you can confirm, which table I have to check for transactional delivery logs if not out of box broadlog table?

       

      Regards

      Abhishek

        SatheeskannaK
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        SatheeskannaKCommunity Advisor
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        October 23, 2023

        @aggabhi, You will have a separate resource created for each transactional event with delivery logs. Within query activity look for the resource (starts with EVT) and targeting dimension of that event.

         

        Thanks, Sathees
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