hi there
I have a table containing customers' purchased features. For a specific model, each customer can only purchase two features, and each feature is recorded as a separate entry in the feature table. To exclude customers who have purchased both features or two separate features, I employed a query activity to initially fetch all records where the feature name is included in both feature 1 and feature 2. Following this, I utilized an enrichment activity to retrieve the data in two separate columns.
Now, if I observe feature1 in the column "feature_name1" and feature2 in the column "feature_name2," my objective is to exclude such records. Please suggest on how to accomplish this.
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Hi,
Use a fork after your enrichment to distribute the records into 2 parts and split with the conditional exclusion for each feature as per your logic. Post exclusion, add a union to club the audience back.
Below is the reference
Above workflow activity use case
Fork Activity : Enables you to split the same audience into 2 different work streams
Split Activity : Helps us to apply conditions on the inbound audience
Union Activity : As the name indicates, we can joining the 2 different streams of union.
Thanks,
Vinay.
Hi,
Use a fork after your enrichment to distribute the records into 2 parts and split with the conditional exclusion for each feature as per your logic. Post exclusion, add a union to club the audience back.
Below is the reference
Above workflow activity use case
Fork Activity : Enables you to split the same audience into 2 different work streams
Split Activity : Helps us to apply conditions on the inbound audience
Union Activity : As the name indicates, we can joining the 2 different streams of union.
Thanks,
Vinay.
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