@KD1 , Try creating a new workflow and enable 'Keep the interim result' and start the Workflow and check if the issue still persist. And if you're unable to see the data, check whether other operators also facing the same issue in the same environment. If yes, Check with your database team or with A...

@KD1 , Keys only - All input transitions must have same targeting dimension. All Shared columns - We can have different input targeting dimension, but both temp tables should have the primary key fields of both input schemas. A selection of column - We can have different input targeting dimension, b...

Hi @Shruti1 , Refer the below official documentations: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/campaign-classic/using/sending-messages/a-b-testing/get-started-a-b-testing https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/campaign-classic/using/sending-messages/a-b-testing/configuring-a-b-testing https:/...

@KD1 , Have you enabled the 'Keep the interim result' in workflow property and Restarted the workflow?

Hi @KD1 , Enable 'Keep the interim result' checkbox in workflow property and restart the workflow. Now you will be able to see the data between two activities in the transition.

Hi @KD1 , 1. Yes, Both the targeting dimension must be same for 'Keys only' reconciliation. 2. Consider the input transition-1 has additional fields of @id, @email, @firstName and input transition-2 has additional fields of @id, @email, @LastName, when the option “Use common additional data only” is...

Hi @AdobeWisdomWarrior , After each activity use a JavaScript code activity and get the count using vars.recCount . For example, after query activity use the below script to get Query's count: vars.queryCount = vars.recCount; And in the end of your same WKF, use Alert activity and call the query cou...

Hi @Sreeji_Lal , You can use conditional statement to display different images to different set of recipients.  Example: <% if ( targetData.segmentCode == 'A' ) { %><img src="https://images/myImage_1.png"><% } %> <% if ( targetData.segmentCode == 'B' ) { %><img src="https://images/myImage_2.png"><% ...

Hi @AntonaccioM , When you change the data type of an attribute, the existing field will get dropped (@id integer will get deleted) and new attribute with new data type (@id string) will get created. So the data of ID will get deleted and this will be having impact. So either you can take a backup o...

Hi @jkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk , You can create a 'Pressure type' typology rule for your case. Supporting document: Pressure typology rule