Hi, Left-click on a row, then right-click on the col in the row. Thanks,-Jon

Hi, Use xtk:persist#Write. Thanks,-Jon

It's not using the Windows proxy settings?

Hi, Cute trick; sounds like a bug in the software where it can't handle empty result set.To mitigate, add a dummy seed record to the list above the condition. Thanks,-Jon

Hi, That message is emitted at the start of analysis. For more info, turn on sql logging in the delivery, under Properties > Analysis. Thanks,-Jon

Hi, It's easier to manage outside of Campaign, but there are settings for it:https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/campaign-classic/using/installing-campaign-classic/additional-configurations/configuring-campaign-server.html#proxy-connection-configuration Thanks,-Jon

It's not for the faint of heart, and is easy to get wrong with disastrous consequences- e.g. end-users can end up with root access to the app server/db or blow up an instance. Also generic object usage requires some chicanery with form templating. I can't recommend pursuing. Package import/export ju...

You can call the function directly with raw sql, e.g. sqlGetString(). To use xtk you have to follow the posted guide.

That's for object type, e.g. if you want the filter to show for deliveries using sms channel.

Hi, Use Actions > Mass update on the operator list, no need for a workflow. Thanks,-Jon