To create a new user table through an output process

From the output processes (Snapshot, Call List, and Mail List) in the Export drop-down list, you can create new user tables.

You can map the exported data to a base or general table. Typically in this process, you would select to export the data to a new base table in an existing flat file or database.

If you need to read the exported data back into Campaign, you must export it as a base table.

1.	While editing a flowchart, open the output process from which you want to create the new user table.

2.	In the Export to drop-down list, select New Table.

3.	Select Base Record Table or General Table.

4.	Click Next >.

5.	Select Create New File or Create New Table in Selected Database.

6.	If you select to create a new database table:

a.	Select the database in which to create the table.

b.	Click Next >.

c.	Select the Source Table Fields to export to the new table or file. You can select from Campaign Generated Fields, the audience-level identifier, and fields from the input cell. Use the Add, Remove, Up, and Down buttons to define fields in the New Table Fields list.

d.	Click Next >.

e.	Specify a Database Table Name and Unica Table Name for the new table.

f.	Optionally, select the new table fields and modify the Unica Field Name.

g.	Click Next >.

h.	Select the Audience Level for the new table and specify the audience level field in the new table.

i.	Click Next >.

j.	Optionally, select additional audience levels for the new table by clicking Add.

k.	Click Next >.

l.	Define profiling for the new table. For more information, see Profiling values and counts.

m.	Click Finish.

7.	If you select to create a new file:

a.	Click Next >.

b.	Select Fixed-Width Flat File or Delimited File, then specify the Settings fields appropriately.

c.	Click Next >.

d.	Select the Source Table Fields to export to the new table or file. You can select from Campaign Generated Fields, the audience-level identifier, and fields from the input cell. Use the Add, Remove, Up, and Down buttons to define fields in the New Table Fields list.

e.	Click Next >.

f.	Select the Audience Level for the new table and specify the audience level field in the new table.

g.	Click Next >.

h.	Optionally, select additional audience levels for the new table by clicking Add.

i.	Click Next >.

j.	Define profiling for the new table. For more information, see Profiling values and counts.

k.	Click Finish.