


Based on below documentation:
"Case 1 - Duplicated recipients with the same UUID and same profile information (same email, first name, etc.) : the recipients look like “real” duplicates and mitigation could be to just remove one of the duplicates."
Since UUID is created in Adobe or Snowflake whenever a record is inserted, each record in the schema would be having a different UUID. So, how can two recipient records have same UUID?
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Hi,
You are right. This should not happen when Adobe Campaign engine generates the UUID itself. That said, duplicates could arise when UUID is inserted directly by SQL query for example. Snowflake (aka Cloud DB) does not block insertion of duplicates at DB engine level.
In addition, in V8 we have improved the Product to prevent insertion of duplicates at application level (guardrails).
Hi,
You are right. This should not happen when Adobe Campaign engine generates the UUID itself. That said, duplicates could arise when UUID is inserted directly by SQL query for example. Snowflake (aka Cloud DB) does not block insertion of duplicates at DB engine level.
In addition, in V8 we have improved the Product to prevent insertion of duplicates at application level (guardrails).