Adobe Campaign Classic - Sequences Exhaustion

[#1]

I saw a great webinar posted by Ananya Kuthiala​ and Pooja Singh Devanadan of Adobe Support regarding Adobe Campaign Sequence Exhaustion (Adobe Campaign: Sequences Exhaustion - Adobe Campaign Classic ). In the video, there was discussion of the scripts demonstrated as being posted for those attending the live session. Would it be possible to get those scripts or ppt deck used during the presentation? Unfortunately the video quality has made it extremely difficult to read the code and reproduce it.

I am trying to utilize the code to get a measurement of how many of the key sequences within various schemas have been exhausted.

Thanks!

Lee

[#2]

HI Lee,

Yes we can share those details with you. Let me try to get the details and will share with you.

[#3]

Hi cavallo714​

I have sent you the ppt on your email address. Please check and confirm if you have received it.

Regards,

Ananya Kuthiala

[#4]

I received it thanks! Moving forward is it possible to attach the ppts or files be attached to those videos that you post?

[#5]

Hi Ananya,

That session was very helpful.

Please can you share the code snippets and PPT with me as well.

Regards,

Deb

[#6]

Hi Ananya,

Can you please update the page Adobe Campaign: Sequences Exhaustion - Adobe Campaign Classic with the attachments as it doesn't make sense to send it to each person asking for it. Moreover, can you please share if there is any documentation regarding this?

Regards

Navjot Singh

[#7]

Is there any documentation surrounding how to convert an existing sequence to a negative sequence? I see it is recommended but not explicitly described.

[#8]

Hello Everyone,

Let me check internally if we can upload the presentation on the Office Hours page. I will keep you all posted.

Regards,

Ananya Kuthiala

[#9]

Hi Ananya,

Would you mind to send presented material to my email, please?

Thanks,

Andrey

[#10]

Hi Ananya Kuthiala​,

Is there any possibility that i can receive the presentation and resource files for your great explained webinar on 'Sequences Exhaustion' ?

Best Regards,

Jonas