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Data schemas data-schemas

Last update: Thu Aug 31 2023 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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To edit, create and configure the schemas, click the Administration > Configuration > Data schemas node of the Adobe Campaign client console.

NOTE
Built-in data schemas can only be deleted by an administrator of your Adobe Campaign Classic console.

The edit field shows the XML content of the source schema:

NOTE
The “Name” edit control lets you enter the schema key made up of the name and namespace. The “name” and “namespace” attributes of the root element of the schema are automatically updated in the XML editing zone of the schema.

The preview automatically generates the extended schema:

NOTE
When the source schema is saved, generation of the extended schema is automatically launched.

If you need to check the complete structure of a schema, you can use the preview tab. If the schema has been extended, you will then be able to visualize all its extensions. As a complement, the Documentation tab displays all the schema attributes and elements, and their properties (SQL Field, type/length, label, description). The Documentation tab only applies to generated schemas. For more on this, refer to the Regenerating schemas section.

Example: creating a contract table example--creating-a-contract-table

In the following example, we want to create a new table for contracts in the database model of the Adobe Campaign database. This table lets you store first and last names and email addresses of holders and co-holders, for each contract.

To do this, you need to create the schema of the table and update the database structure to generate the corresponding table. Apply the following stages:

  1. Edit the Administration > Configuration > Data schemas node of the Adobe Campaign tree and click New .

  2. Choose the Create a new table in the data model option and click Next .

  3. Specify a name for the table and a namespace.

    note note
    NOTE
    By default, schemas created by users are stored in the ‘cus’ namespace. For more on this, refer to Identification of a schema.

  4. Create the content of the table. We recommend using the entry wizard to make sure no settings are missing. To do this, click the Insert button and choose the type of setting to be added.

  5. Define the settings for the contract table:

    code language-none 
    <srcSchema desc="Active contracts" img="ncm:channels.png" label="Contracts" labelSingular="Contract" mappingType="sql" name="Contracts" namespace="cus" xtkschema="xtk:srcSchema">
  <element desc="Active contracts" img="ncm:channels.png" label="Contracts" labelSingular="Contract"
           name="Contracts" autopk="true">
           <attribute name="holderName" label="Holder last name" type="string"/>
           <attribute name="holderFirstName" label="Holder first name" type="string"/>
           <attribute name="holderEmail" label="Holder email" type="string"/>
           <attribute name="co-holderName" label="Co-holder last name" type="string"/>
           <attribute name="co-holderFirstName" label="Co-holder first name" type="string"/>
           <attribute name="co-holderEmail" label="Co-holder email" type="string"/>
           <attribute name="date" label="Subscription date" type="date"/>
           <attribute name="noContract" label="Contract number" type="long"/>
  </element>
</srcSchema>

    Add the type of contract and place an index on the contract number.

    code language-none 
    <srcSchema _cs="Contracts (cus)" desc="Active contracts" entitySchema="xtk:srcSchema" img="ncm:channels.png"
           label="Contracts" labelSingular="Contract" name="Contracts" namespace="cus" xtkschema="xtk:srcSchema">
  <enumeration basetype="byte" name="typeContract">
    <value label="Home" name="home" value="0"/>
    <value label="Car" name="car" value="1"/>
    <value label="Health" name="health" value="2"/>
    <value label="Pension fund" name="pension fund" value="2"/>
  </enumeration>
  <element autopk="true" desc="Active contracts" img="ncm:channels.png" label="Contracts"
           labelSingular="Contract" name="Contracts">
    <attribute label="Holder last name" name="holderName" type="string"/>
    <attribute label="Holder first name" name="holderFirstName" type="string"/>
    <attribute label="Holder email" name="holderEmail" type="string"/>
    <attribute label="Co-holder last name" name="co-holderName" type="string"/>
    <attribute label="Co-holder first name" name="co-holderFirstName" type="string"/>
    <attribute label="Co-holder email" name="co-holderEmail" type="string"/>
    <attribute label="Subscription date" name="date" type="date"/>
   <attribute desc="Type of contract" enum="cus:Contracts:typeContract" label="Type of contract"
               name="type" type="byte"/>
    <attribute label="Contract number" name="noContract" type="long"/>
    <dbindex name="noContract" unique="true">
      <keyfield xpath="@noContract"/>
    </dbindex>
  </element>
</srcSchema>

  6. Save the schema to generate the structure:

  7. Update the database structure to create the table which the schema will be linked to. For more on this, refer to Updating the database structure.

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