Hello @supratim320, This will be launched early-mid next year with the new UI updates.

Hello @DhanushGM1    According to Twitter API docs, the App is not added to the allowed list, so you see the 403 error.       Twitter API Response Codes & Error Support | Twitter Developer Platform

Hello @_abhishek_    Instead of using username and password. Try logging in via your Adobe ID.

Hello @Preeti_Ghuraiya_197    This is not available out of the box. However, you can use the query service to write queries to identify the best-performing channel for a customer.   Or   You can export the tracking datasets to a BI tool like Power BI and perform these operations there. Once the best...

Hello @Anuhya-Y    You can access all KCS articles here: experience-cloud-kcs.en/articles at master · AdobeDocs/experience-cloud-kcs.en (github.com)   Unfortunately, there is no easy way to filter for AJO. But you can apply a text filter like this: Code search results (github.com)

Hello @Sreevarshini-P    Looks like the ODBC drivers are not installed on the server.    Contact the Adobe support team with the type of external DB you are trying to configure. They will install the relevant ODBC drivers.    

Hello @alnavarg    Do you still have any questions on this? The correct answer is regarding the web form on WebApp, but the question in for the input form.

Hello @davidslaw2    The S3 account used to configure this destination should have these permissions: s3:DeleteObjects3:GetBucketLocations3:GetObjects3:ListBuckets3:PutObjects3:ListMultipartUploadParts

Hello @Gabsulibio    Try this: <ul> <% var p1 = targetData.Products; var p=p1.split(","); %> <% for each (var products in p){ %> <li><%= products %></li> <% } %> </ul>

Hello @sheejo    Unfortunately, Only the dataset assigned to out-of-the-box schema types can be exported.    You will notice that the dataset created by the query service uses "Some Adhoc XDM Schema", which is not compatible with the dataset export feature, and that is why your data set is not appea...