Hi Kong,   Is it possible to integrate SAS360 with Adobe Marketing? Please guide.   Thanks, Ujjwal ... View more

Yep David, I know that option of storing data (DI) en EGP's in the content-server with metadata associations to that. Still needing a security design in this case with folders in the metadata instead of folders at the OS level. It could be the same logic as the logic and requirements are the same (RBAC). Why making is more difficult be building something different when there is something already in place. That only can result in conflicts in the organization. Another more bothering question with that is how to fulfill the possible  random restore requests by person accidently made a failure (overwriting the wrong egp). I did not find an easy way to restore just one object from the last (which one metadata or content server?) backup.   Do you have that one somewhere? Of course when there are too many obstructions by not cooperative people (IT OS level support at business) at the OS level you have to store it at the metadata as only left option. It would be great to get more support from SAS getting those people (IT OS level guys at business) getting more cooperative in using SAS.  To make it more complete: http://blogs.sas.com/content/sasdummy/2014/10/12/eg-71-new-programmer-features/ "For programs that are embedded in the EGP, the Git history is also part of the EGP file. So yes -- back up those files! " ... View more

Well, macro language is just a code generator at the end of the day.  You can achieve exactly the same thing with cntrl + c and cntrl + v changing any values.  From what I see, a lot of the use for macros is when the problem is not thought about, i.e. would transposing or normalising make the coding easier, what about arrays, using metadata etc.  I used to use macros all the time, but stepping back and thinking about the data, and how metadata can be stored (e.g. by merging parameters from other datasets) really reduces the need for it.  ... View more