Just to be clear (double and triple check!) - as long as I am targeting
a page post sign in page - Adobe Target "magic" will make sure that a
user dropped into a experience A will always see experience A no matter
what browser they use? How does it do this?
I want to be able to run AB tests that consistently drop a user into a
specific (randomized) experiment experience - no matter which browser
they sign in on. The experience is post sign in - so essentially I want
to randomly assign user ids to test and control - as opposed to visitor
ids. Is this possible? I cannot find out how to do this in the
documentation. Can someone point me in the right direction - I may be
looking for the wrong thing!Thanks,Matt
Starting a new thread since the previous one here fizzled out.Fellow
Adobe users and adobe product team. Here is a suggestion that stemmed
from an embarrassing situation that cropped up today! For context - we
have broad Adobe instrumentation in at Chegg - however we are still in
the process of driving adoption of Analysis Workspace - since for so
many things it is a really quick tool and avoid the need for complex
data processes and things like Tableau dashboards - which end up being a
source o...
OK - I figured out what is going on! The way functions work is not how I
expected (and others asking this and similar questions). Aggregate /
Statistical functions are applied to the breakdown rows of data in the
freeform table - as opposed to the raw data. Here is a simple example.
You can see that the mean pageviews per visit column has the same value
for all rows:Pageviews per visit is defined like this:Mean pageviews per
visit is defined like this (note it includes a function):Why does the
m...
I have a question about the lookup files that get exported with the
clickstream data. We export data every hour, and in each export I get a
set of lookup files.The lookup files contains two fields - an id and a
value. The lookups are essentially dimension tables, the main
clickstream data set is the fact table.As I make each export available
in our data warehouse I have a choice - depending on what assumptions I
want to make about the lookup tables:Denormalize and store : apply the
appropriate l...
When using the Adobe Campaign Data API I have a long running query that
eventually seems to time out with this error "WEB-530011 Service
temporarily unavailable.". Is there a system setting that controls when
this error is returned? I cannot find it in the docs anywhere.This
timeout happens when I run a query that needs to hit a large Message
Center table and take a small 1% sample of the email addresses in that
table - since there is too much data to return (> 25M records). This is
the query - ...
Thanks for input. We did try the incremental query but in Adobe Campaign
7 it is not possible to get new and modified records via an incremental
query.In the end I created a workflow with a javascript node that read a
last_run_date from a file and captured the current date-time - both
values were written to instance vars to be used in later steps in the
workflow:// Get last_run_date from filevar f = new
File("/path/last_run_date.txt");f.open("r");var line =
f.readln();f.close();instance.vars.las...
In my workflow I am populating an instance variable with the last run
date:instance.vars.last_run_date = new Date()Each time this workflow
runs it populates the variable. My question is - how do I use this
variable in a query node target selection - I want to only pull back
records where the expression modification date >
instance.vars.last_run_date is true.I cannot find examples of how to do
this. Any pointers would be super helpful.Cheers,Matt
