Thank you so much sanmeetwalia, Basically the set up we have for Adobe is using visitor Id NOT the cloud experience id. For better explanation purpose. The post_visid_type we use is '3' . Refer below to the look up for post_visid_type.
post_visid_type
1=IP&UA fallback (cookies were rejected by browser)
2=Wireless (HTTP Mobile Subscriber Header identified as mobile carrier)
3=Adobe (server generated, stored in s_vi on client) Default method.
4=Fallback cookie (new fallback ID, JavaScript generated, stored in s_fid on client, added in H25.3)
And the Adobe Visitor Id we pass to an evar value. The problem is multiple sessions have the same Adobe Visitor Id.
For example
visid_high | visid_low | AdobeVisitorId |
3301383017962990000 | 6917530153461280000 | 1f5aacf448ed89563oo555605eccc8d2 |
3341281681447380000 | 6917532334230600000 | 1f5aacf448ed89563oo555605eccc8d3 |
3336257190330840000 | 4611705363496980000 | 1f5aacf448ed89563oo555605eccc8d4 |
All these above sessions are from different users from different geo locations visiting at different times and I also checked if there are visiting the same page which is also not the case, Do you think there is a problem with the set up where these multiple persons get assigned the same AdobeVisitorId value . I have also checked various columns that basically distinguish that all these visits are unique but I don't understand why they get assigned the same Adobe Visitor Id.