Hi, In the context of Adobe Analytics marketing channels, or generally also, the difference between the "contains" and "exists" operators is as follows. The "contains" operator is used to check if a particular value exists within a specified dimension or variable (in our case, Tracking Code). It eva...

Hi Sneha, Thank you so much for these resources. I am going through them, really helpful, but my only concern is, August seems like a bit early to attempt the exam, can we use the coupons (if available) to schedule the exam in September . 

So, on my demo website, I gave some random hits from 3 devices and tried to check the user agent and corresponding mobile device data. In the image below, first hit is from my Redmi phone, running on OS Android 12. As you can see there is a mismatch with user agent string which has for some reason A...

Yess, we are observing this Android 10 spike as well. Please let me know if you are able to figure out a solution for this.

Since last few months, more and more mobile device data is going into 'Unknown Generic Android Mobile'. We have tried enabling the high entropy flag, but we are not really seeing any progress in dev data. Any suggestions on how to tackle it?

Hi, Did you try to point to the value in Processing rules using a.x.web.webInteraction.URL(context data)? I guess you must have tried this only. Otherwise, you can populate any other custom dimension with URL in that case and map it in processing rules.

We use merchandising evars when we want to allocate credits at product level. A very simple example which is given even in adobe docs is - Say a regular eVar captures search term.If you search for item A, go to product A page (price $50), add it to cart. Then search for item B, go to product B page ...

In the original screenshot you shared in the Question, the tracking code which starts with psc is being shown in Paid Search only. Can you breakdown the Referrer with tracking code as well and see if you can find it there?

Thanks, that is helpful!