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Action Name Report Attributes

  • May 11, 2018
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Does anyone know what the attributes of the the baked in Action Name Report are? This is the report that collects all mobile trackActions. My suspicion is that it is a baked eVar with visit expiration and recent allocation but I cannot prove that. Thanks!

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Best answer by Jennifer_Andrews

The ActionName that is passed in the trackAction call,

  1. [ADBMobile trackAction:@"myapp.ActionName"

  2.    data:nil];

https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/mobile/ios/actions.html#wh-view-code

will be sent each time the trackAction is called.  The value that is captured, does not expire, and is captured and reported each time it is sent.

You can think of it similar to a s.tl() call for the web,  in Mobile the trackAction is basically a custom track link call.  You can pass optional evars, events in contextData that will have expiration, allocation etc, as you have defined for each of the variables.

Jen

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Jennifer_Andrews
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Jennifer_AndrewsAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
May 24, 2018

The ActionName that is passed in the trackAction call,

  1. [ADBMobile trackAction:@"myapp.ActionName"

  2.    data:nil];

https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/mobile/ios/actions.html#wh-view-code

will be sent each time the trackAction is called.  The value that is captured, does not expire, and is captured and reported each time it is sent.

You can think of it similar to a s.tl() call for the web,  in Mobile the trackAction is basically a custom track link call.  You can pass optional evars, events in contextData that will have expiration, allocation etc, as you have defined for each of the variables.

Jen

jantzen_b
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Adobe Employee
June 6, 2018

jamesw34595639 - Does the previous reply answer your question? If so, would you mind marking it as correct?

Thanks,
Jantzen