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Evar Duplicate value on Prop Error

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Hello Adobe Community,

We just noticed that since july (well yes a little bit late, but holydays and all that...) one of our evars was capturing a wrong value in Adobe Analytics as : "d=c22"

Omnibug logs show the same, but If I recall alright, this was something normal in this type of tools, and the "d" stands for Dynamic.

The config shows this in the DTM , there should not be any problem - spetially since the prop22 has not any problems and the Data of this one is alright.

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Has anybody had had this problem too ?

I cannot  find what is causing this, and why it started in mid july !

Please some help on this !

Cheers !

M.

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Employee Advisor

Dynamic variables are best used to help keep image request lengths down.

If you're getting the literal value 'd=c22' in reporting and you didn't make any changes to the dynamic variable in DTM, creating a ticket with customer care is going to be your best bet.

Be sure to check to dynamic variable designator in DTM, because there's a solid chance that's what is causing the issue.

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Shoul I change this config and just put the same that on prop 22? The config of prop22 is  as it follows : prop 22 =  %Datalelement% .

What is the difference between this 2 configs ? I mean : between using the interface to "Duplicate from"; or just use the Datalement ?

Is it to go faster ? but It's not like if it was to hard to type the name of the datalement.

Cheers !

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Correct answer by
Employee Advisor

Dynamic variables are best used to help keep image request lengths down.

If you're getting the literal value 'd=c22' in reporting and you didn't make any changes to the dynamic variable in DTM, creating a ticket with customer care is going to be your best bet.

Be sure to check to dynamic variable designator in DTM, because there's a solid chance that's what is causing the issue.