Kindly explain what is the difference between Delivery Exclusions (nms:dlvExclusion) and Recipient Exclusion Logs (nms:excludeLogRcp) in Adobe campaign classic .
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Hi @KD1 ,
Recipient Exclusion Logs (nms:excludeLogRcp) - All the recipients who got excluded in a delivery will be stored in this schema. lets say if there are 10 recipients excluded on various reason in delivery-A, then 10 records of those recipients will be stored here with the reason of exclusion. Basically, excludeLogRcp has link with delivery and recipient;
Delivery Exclusions (nms:dlvExclusion) - Here you can find all the delivery and typology rule counts; Example, It will have the data as Delivery-A has 10 records excluded because o Typology-1; Delivery-A has 5 records excluded because o Typology-2; Delivery-B has 100 records excluded because o Typology-3; Basically, dlvExclusion has link with delivery and Typology rule and the volume per each pair of this.
@ParthaSarathy Like 100% and i would like short summary for @KD1
nms:excludeLogRcp (Recipient Exclusion Logs)
Stores individual-level records of recipients who were excluded from a delivery, along with the reason for exclusion.
Linked to Recipient and Delivery.
Example: 10 recipients excluded from Delivery-A = 10 records.
nms:dlvExclusion (Delivery Exclusions)
Stores summary-level data showing how many recipients were excluded from each delivery by typology rule.
Linked to Delivery and Typology Rule.
Example: Delivery-A had 10 exclusions due to Typology-1, 5 due to Typology-2.
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Hi @ParthaSarathy and @Thanongdach for explanation.
Further I have a request to check if an email-id abc is added in any exclusion list, which schema should I query, will it be a address/delivery exclusion log or any other schema? Kindly guide here.
Thanks .
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You can check on exclusionLogRcp schema to know from which delivery it got excluded and the reason of exclusion.
There are two possible ways to check whether an email address is on an exclusion list:
Before sending the email:
You can check the Quarantine section in the system, or look into the suppression list, which may be stored separately depending on how your system is configured.
After the email has been sent:
You can refer to the exclusionLogRcp schema, which records delivery exclusions and can help identify if the email was blocked or suppressed post-delivery.
Best Regards,
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