Hi @god_prophet , Seems like that particular attribute or element is missing in the mentioned data schema.

Hi @rundqvisth , To target email address mentioned in a file, you can follow the steps mentioned in this article.

Hi @chandanasa , JavaScript functions has some count limitations. Lets say QueryDef by default can process 10000 records at a run. We can increase the counts by syntax such as forceNoLineCount. But due to performance issue this is not advisable to use for huge counts. So, you can either plan by send...

Hi @PabloNeruda, You can call the Option value in Delivery's script tab and follow the steps mentioned in this thread to call the variable in delivery's personalization block. Script to enter in Delivery's script tab: delivery.variables._var[0].stringValue= getOption (optionName);

Hi @chandanasa , Go to Delivery > Property > Delivery tab > Enable 'Send using multiple waves' > select 'schedule waves according to a calendar' > and give value in start as 0s, 1d, 2d, 3d and so on.. and size values as per your requirement.

Hi @Michael_Soprano , Can you elaborate what you're trying to do. In general, you can use 'split' activity to do filtering after a transition.

Hi @Arivu2024 , You can have targeting dimension as recipient and filtering dimension as trackingLogRcp, and query as ToDate(@logDate) on or after ToDate(DaysAgo(180)) and  [delivery/@messageType] equals to Email and [url/@type] equals to Open

Hi @Neelam1991 , Replied to your thread

Hi @Neelam1991 , In this case you can prefer 'Alert activity'. However to pass variable into a delivery activity, Refer this thread

Hi @Michael_Soprano , This is normal 'If - else if - else' condition. But the correct syntax is as follows, <% if ( recipient.age >= 40 ) { %> Good morning <%= recipient.firstName %> <% } else if ( recipient.age == 30 ) { %> Hello <%= recipient.firstName %> <% } else { %> Hi <%= recipient.firstN...