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CassandraGa1
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July 26, 2021
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VDSID High/Low Concatenation vs Out of The Box adobemarketingID

  • July 26, 2021
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Hi All, 

 

We are using clickstream in some of our reporting.


We've set up our identifier within clickstream as suggested by Adobe - using  "VDSID HIGH - VDSID LOW" concatenation.
We've also started passing the adobemarketingID value that is passed out of the box into an evar.


Those two values (VDS_ID High & Low vs, the evar) do not match - why wouldn't they be the same thing?

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Best answer by khurshid

visid_high and visid_low values are retrieved from svi cookies while ECID value (mcvisid_high/low) are derived from AMCV cookies. It would make more sense to compare the post_visid_high/low values to compare the data when using ECID values.  

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amgup
Level 7
July 27, 2021

@cassandraga1 Can you please check mcvisid column in data feed and compare with the stored value in evar ?

Refer the below link for mcvisid related information :-

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/export/analytics-data-feed/data-feed-contents/datafeeds-reference.html?lang=en


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    CassandraGa1Author
    Level 2
    July 27, 2021
    Hi, @amgup - mcvisid matches the value stored in the evar
    khurshid
    Adobe Employee
    khurshidAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
    Adobe Employee
    July 29, 2021

    visid_high and visid_low values are retrieved from svi cookies while ECID value (mcvisid_high/low) are derived from AMCV cookies. It would make more sense to compare the post_visid_high/low values to compare the data when using ECID values.  

      jantzen_b
      Adobe Employee
      jantzen_bAdobe Employee
      Adobe Employee
      August 18, 2021

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