Hi there,
Is it possible to filter data going into the edge server/datastream before going into AEP? I've heard from our account rep that this was a feature released a few months ago.
Thanks.
@akwankl No native feature currently, a workaround is you have two different datastream connected to desired dataset, dynamically switch datastreams within launch for now.
Anil
When you say filter you mean, limiting the data going over to AEP ? if yes then during data prep , mapping and calculated field can address that
Hi @Rite18,
Can you elaborate a bit more on what you are saying? For example, in our xdm data, we have something like web.webInteraction.type = 'C', and we want to filter out all traffic related to that particular data point.
Is that possible?
Thanks!
may be i am not clear on the question but if you dont want web.webInteraction.type = 'C', then why to map to XDM/ send to AEP
no problem, because web.webInteraction.type also contains other values we need, for example, out of 100000 events per day, 10K has webInteraction.type = C, the rest are A,B,D,E,F which goes into the same xdm.
I am checking if there's a way to filter out that 10K events specifically related to a specific data value. Cause as far as I know, we can't filter out events like that.
Thanks.
may be
webInteraction.type = C, the rest are A,B,D,E,F t
hen check if any of the function can support this use case else try to have middle layer [remove c and clean up data stream before goes to AEP] or update on the source system not to send over webInteraction.type = C
I don't think Data Prep functions filter out any data from and into the datastream, it may clean/update the values, but doesn't exclude/filter out the rows of records i am looking to not come in.
yes i agree with that, that being said better option would to address at the data source and avoid filtering at Edge layer - This approach would give better control and avoid unnecessary code/logic at Edge layer
Yeah can't do that at source. However, my account rep has shared that there is this capability released recently? Just wondering if the community has heard about it.
Thanks!
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