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On the Source tab, open the Input list and select a Segment or Table to provide the data source for the process.
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If IBM® Digital Analytics is integrated with Campaign, you can select IBM® Digital Analytics as the input. For instructions, see To use IBM Digital Analytics segments in a Select process.
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Choose one of the Select options. The option names vary, depending on the audience level that is specified in the input data source (for example, Customer).
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Select <audience> IDs: Include all rows from the segment or table that you selected in the previous step.
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Select <audience> IDs with: Select IDs based on a query that you will define.
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Point & Click: Click in the Field Name, Oper., and Value cells to select values to build an expression. Use And/Or to combine expressions. This method provides the easiest way to create a query and helps to avoid syntax errors.
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Text Builder: Use this tool to write raw SQL or use the provided macros. You can use the Formula Helper within Text Builder to select supplied macros, including logical operators and string functions.
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If your query includes a table field that has the same name as a Campaign Generated Field, you must qualify the field name. Use the following syntax: <table_name>.<field_name>
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Process Name: Assign a descriptive name, such as Select_Gold_Customers. The process name is used as the box label on the flowchart. It is also used in various dialogs and reports to identify the process.
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Output Cell Name: This name matches the Process Name by default. It is used in various dialogs and reports to identify the output cell (the set of IDs that the process retrieves).
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(Optional) If you click Link to Target Cell and you see a list of target cells (defined in the Target Cell Spreadsheet for the current campaign), you can select one. The cell name from the TCS now displays in the Output Cell Name field.
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Cell Code: The cell code has a standard format that is determined by your system administrator and is unique when generated
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Note: Explain the purpose of the Select process. Common practice is to reference the selection criteria.
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