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Re: Clicks tracking - Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection 24-08-2022
For eVar9, you should be using %Click Info - Click URL%, which is the name of your data element. Both the "Event Text Content" and "Click Info - Click Text" do the exact same thing, that's why when eVar8 is set with %Event Text Content%, AA can report the link name properly. Personally, I would change eVar8 and eVar9 to use "this", i.e. eVar8 = %this.@cleanText% eVar9 = %this.href% Reference: https://jimalytics.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Adobe-Launch-Cheat-Sheet.pdf

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Re: Classification Rule Limits - Adobe Analytics 24-08-2022
Do the "Unspecified" ones appear when looking at the current day's data only, or with old data too? If old data, how far back do "Unspecified" appear?

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Re: Adobe Analytics works only when debugger is on - Adobe Analytics 24-08-2022
In your desktop browser's Network console, filter for "b/ss". Do you see any network requests with parameters and values that match your implementation? Also, despite the absence of Real Time Reports data, do you see any data with the regular reports in Analysis Workspace?

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Re: Connect Adobe Analytics to Google ads - Adobe Analytics 24-08-2022
Analytics wouldn't be the right product to connect. Instead, you want to look at Adobe Audience Manager (AAM). Contact your Adobe Customer Success Manager for more information.

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Re: Clicks tracking - Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection 24-08-2022
Take advantage of the power of the "this" variable. In Tags, "this" refers to the DOM element that caused a Rule event to get triggered. In the case of the Click event, "this" refers to the DOM element that the user had clicked. Though your Click event may have a selector that matches more than one item, e.g. the selector could be as simple as "a[href]", but "this" will always refer to the one specific element that triggered the event. E.g. if my web page has 3 elements and I click the 2nd one, then "this" would refer to that 2nd DOM element. So now, in the Rule's action, you can set your click text with %this.@cleanText% . What this does is to get the text content of the clicked DOM element. The special operator "@cleanText" returns the trimmed version of the text content, i.e. no leading nor trailing whitespace. (In JavaScript, that's similar to the String trim() function.) Note: the "this" variable makes sense within the context of the Rule. E.g. if you have another Rule with a Click event, but that Click event has the selector "button", then when that Rule's actions run, the "this" would refer to the specific DOM element that the user had clicked. Hope that helps!

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Re: Send offline data to Adobe Analytics as a success event or contextData? - Adobe Analytics 24-08-2022
Ah, got it. Good news! You can send contextData with Bulk Data Insertion API. See https://developer.adobe.com/analytics-apis/docs/2.0/guides/endpoints/bulk-data-insertion/file-format/#csv-and-query-string-column-reference

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Re: Send offline data to Adobe Analytics as a success event or contextData? - Adobe Analytics 22-08-2022
If you're using Bulk Data Insertion API, then you can specify the success events directly in your CSV.

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Re: Need help sorting out developer access for Adobe Analytics API - Adobe Analytics 22-08-2022
In addition to what @Jennifer_Dungan said, you need to ensure that you have been added as a Developer in the appropriate Adobe Analytics product profile. Your Adobe admin will need to handle this from https://adminconsole.adobe.com.

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Re: How to write WHERE condition correctly in Query? - Adobe Experience Platform 22-08-2022
Never mind, I figured it out. I should be using single quotes instead of double quotes. So this returned a result properly: SELECT * FROM table WHERE table.eventType = 'commerce.purchases' LIMIT 10;

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How to write WHERE condition correctly in Query? - Adobe Experience Platform 22-08-2022
Why do these queries throw the same error in Queries? SELECT * FROM table WHERE table.eventType LIKE "purchases" LIMIT 10; SELECT * FROM table WHERE table.eventType = "commerce.purchases" LIMIT 10; Error: ErrorCode: 08P01 Unknown error encountered. Reason: [Column 'commerce.purchases' does not exist. Did you mean one of the following? [... list of table column names ...]; ...] abfss://gen1@sndbxsomethingsomething.dfs.core.windows.net/platform/alphanumericID Yet when I run "SELECT * FROM table;" ...

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