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Preview Enrichment Data in an Email

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I'm hoping this is the right place to ask this question. We have adobe campaign version 6.1.1

I've built a workflow that creates a segment for an email. The segment uses an enrichment step to get join some data from another step.

This all works fine and when I "Display the target" coming out of the enrichment step I can see the data that I am expecting.

When I add this data to an email template and try to preview it, I get the following error:

PGS-220000 PostgreSQL error: ERROR: relation "wkf321272887_enrich" does not exist LINE 1: ...

The html syntax I have tried is

<%= recipient.targetData.field1 %>

and

<%= targetData.field1 %>

I added them using this selector:

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So this understands that these fields exist upstream, its just when I go to preview that it can't seem to pull them through. Is there another way I should be previewing emails when enriching data?

Thanks

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Hi Lewis,

I think the syntax <%= recipient.targetData.field1 %> is not correct. Try removing this field and check. Also the <%= targetData.xxx %> fields are not visible in preview of email. Try sending a proof and check the result.

Thanks,

Subhajit

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Thanks for your response.

I've just tried this, adding in the targetData as additional data for the seed following the instructions in this post - targetdata is not defined - and unfortunately I get the same error when trying to send the proof (screenshot below).

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Hi Lewis,

Please try the workaround identified on targetdata is not defined

I hope that works!

All the best,

Pablo

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Hi Pablo,

Please see my response above to Subhajit where I stated that when using this workaround I received the same error response when sending the proof.

Thanks
Lewis