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Hey,
I'm using SAS Customer Intelligence (CI) 6.6 in order to create campaigns, and i have a SQL Server database to which the generated population of these campaigns are are inserted. there are also a number of SAS system tables in SQL Server, one of which is called CI_TREATMENT_CHAR_UDF.
In this table there's a column named TREATMENT_HASH_VAL which, to my understanding, is supposed to be a unique identifier for treatments (for example D3C9EE9A7B6D09F537FF890E268D8336).
However, it sometimes receives either the value S or X.
Does anyone please know the reason(s) for these values?
Kind Regards,
Eitan
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Hello Eitan,
to answer your question. For dynamic treatments, you can have two types of data. The Static type will have a treatment_hash_val = 'S' and the dynamic type will have a treatment_hash_val = 'X' record. For the dynamic type, there should be an additional record in the CI_TREATMENT_CHAR_UDF table with the treatment_hash_val = "some long hash string" which uniquely ties this dynamic treatment back to the contact history record.
I hope this helps,
Thanks,
Beate
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Hello Eitan,
to answer your question. For dynamic treatments, you can have two types of data. The Static type will have a treatment_hash_val = 'S' and the dynamic type will have a treatment_hash_val = 'X' record. For the dynamic type, there should be an additional record in the CI_TREATMENT_CHAR_UDF table with the treatment_hash_val = "some long hash string" which uniquely ties this dynamic treatment back to the contact history record.
I hope this helps,
Thanks,
Beate