Hello, I have tried sending a transactional delivery with the rtEvent:
And i get this in the email:
But when i watch the schema nms:broadLogEventHisto, I can see this id:
Any idea?
@Manoj_Kumar_ @ParthaSarathy @Parvesh_Parmar @DavidKangni
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They are not the same, as I answered to @ravitejagundu, but I've seen that rtEvent.eventHistoId is the same as the one in nms:eventHisto. Thank you all (@LakshmiPravallika, @ravitejagundu, @ParthaSarathy )
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Hi @Heku_ ,
<%= rtEvent.id %> will fetch the primary key of nms:rtEvent .
nms:rtEvent this schema stores the values of all the parameters passed in PushEvent Request.
My table nms:rtEvent is empty, where do all the rtEvent table rows go when they are processed?
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Ok it goes to nms:eventHisto
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Hi @Heku_ ,
Can you Please check by Comparing the Values of "Foreign key of the link 'Archived event' (field 'id')" ie, the field is configured as [@event-id] from Data Tab in The Schema nms:broadLogEventHisto and the Value of @id in EventHisto Schema ie, [event/@id] and let me know if the values are same.
Regards,
Pravallika,
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They are not the same, as I answered to @ravitejagundu, but I've seen that rtEvent.eventHistoId is the same as the one in nms:eventHisto. Thank you all (@LakshmiPravallika, @ravitejagundu, @ParthaSarathy )
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Hi @Heku_ ,
Can you please try passing "rtEvent.eventHistoId" in the template and check whether you are able to receive the expected value or not?
I have tried and it worked for me. Hence suggesting this option to you.
Thanks,
Raviteja Gundu.
Hello and thank you for the reply, I get something similar, but not the same:
My broadLogEventHisto Id is 72057594038276936.
But my rtEvent.eventHistoId is 72057594038005936.
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