Hi Gokula,Thank you very much for your response. I may be wrong, but what I understand is, whether ECID is primary or not, ultimately same ECID will be attached with the multiple profiles and then it will go through the merge policy for sure. And looks like it is a known problem and being highlighted in Experience League as well. I found this today only. Understanding that, in today's world we all use personal device, but sharing a personal laptop among couples or being in same household is quit...

I am able to solve this by doing the following:Converted the single static page into a static Web Application and deployed the application in JBoss EAP application server.I am sure if I had used Tomcat, then as well it would have worked.

Hi @keshav-vadrevu You are correct, while copying the data in the post, I missed to put the data in those to columns. The mapping is exactly same as except for the below 3 fields. I have mapped:addr_line_one to homeAddress.street1city to homeAddress.citycountry_code to homeAddress.countryCodestate to homeAddress.stateThe mapping of the 2 calculated fields are exactly same. Please let me know if you need further information. Thank you again for helping me out here.

Hi Keshav, At first, thank you very much for responding. I have a simple CSV file having 1 record in it.The data I am using is a mock data. See below: id,first_name,last_name,email,birthDate,gender,addr_line_one,city,state,country,country_code,mobileCRM001,Steve,Miller,steve.miller@aol.com,1986-05-18,Male,123 Main St,Midland,Texas,United States,254-467-2383 I wanted to convert the values of first_name and last_name columns to Upper case while loading the data using "Map CSV to XDM Schema" workfl...