I've tried replying three times to this question using Answer, but these new forums are TERRIBLE. Here is a link to the forum showing one of the answers that doesnt show up anymore. ADOBE FIX THIS FORUM

I was after the same functionality also, especially as PII data export audit events are very important from a sysadmin / compliance perspective.The Audit Trail feature was introduced but it sadly doesn't cover this type of event, nor does it cover other important events like login/logout/create/dele...

I was after the same functionality also, especially as PII data export audit events are very important from a sysadmin / compliance perspective.Adobe introduced the Audit Trail feature, but it sadly doesn't cover this type of event, nor does it cover other important events like login/logout/create/d...

I got the same error with xtk.persist.Write() on 9032 and I couldn't get xtk.session.Write() to work with templated variables and memo objects. I ended up hacking a database insert together with sqlExec() https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-campaign-classic-questions/xtk-session-w...

I have had the same request too. As well as the ability to enable/disable exports by certain users/groups for compliance puposes.There is Audit Trail functionality but unfortunately it doesn't cover important audit events like export of PII data and user events (login/logout/create/delete)I don't kn...

Yes it should - we use Personalization blocks in Subjects all the timeDoes the same PB render in the body of the email? Could be a permissions issueAlso check your audit log of the delivery to see if anything strange pops up

Whats the difference between the two Write methods? Why does xtk.session.Write() fail when xtk.persist.Write() work?

formatDate() requires a Date object and in your additional data, date is a string, which will generate that error. I would say your targetData normally has an actual date object for effectiveDate which is why it works when you run the workflow.

wow that code formatter is terrible...

One way to do it: var d = new Date(); d.setDate(d.getDate()-1); logInfo("Yesterdays date was: " + d.toLocaleString()); Output:09/04/2020 13:24:33 js Yesterdays date was: Wed Apr 8 13:24:33 2020Depending on what you need, you can refine the date format further using Javascript