Description -Why is this feature important to you - Recently face trouble where we have created a custom target mapping and set some namespace later client wants to change the namespace of this new target mapping. There was no option to do that. All you have to do is delete all linked deliveries fir...

Hi Ashish, You can use OOB predefined filters which is Blacklisted email address and Quarantined email address for the same. Just use this filters in typology rule  which will restrict delivery.     

Hi @DavidKangni , Have you implement this before? What are the main challenges? 

Thanks Deni for your valuable suggestions. I am also more worried about implementing methods of nms:subscription schema . As when I am trying to check the definition of this methods I am not able to find one. So not sure OOB what all things adobe doing in background for subscribe or unsubscribe  Lik...

Hi @Denis_Bozonnet , Appreciate your prompt response. Also, thanks for sharing the best practice. I have created a table with autopk="true" , but as per the requirement I need to create composite key as well which will be the combination of 2-3 fields. Will that something you reckon call for an issu...

Hi Smiriti,Details button comes when type of that input tag is "linklist" or "serviceList". If you are creating a input field without this type then zoom="true" will not work.  E.g  

Hi All, Need some suggestion for below : A custom table say 'B' with new target mapping. This custom schema have no linking with recipient table. Also, while creating new target mapping  created new broad logs and tracking logs for this table using target mapping wizard. Two challenges :  A) Service...

Hi All, I am facing similar issue and wanted to check what are the best practice while implementing this with OOB schema and creating links with subscription. Is there any other way for the same?@Jonathon_wodnicki  Thanks,Kapil

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Hi Shruti, Apart from what Cedric already shared, you can use link as well to get more infohttps://blog.floriancourgey.com/2019/01/installing-adobe-campaign-locally