Marketing attachment asset input file definitions
You can extract the asset information for marketing attachments with the Data Extract utility to create a AttachmentAsset.csv input file that you then can load with the Data Load utility. For example, if you want to copy or move marketing attachments and assets between stores or instances, such as for creating one or more test environments. Sample configuration files are provided for you to use with the Data Extract utility to extract the asset data from the ATCHAST database table.
Sample configuration files are also provided for you to use with the Data Load utility to load the asset data. When you load the AttachmentAsset.csv file, the Data Load utility populates the ATCHAST database table.
Definitions
attachmentIdentifier
- (Required, String) The identifier of the attachment asset.
This column or element maps to ATCHTGT.IDENTIFIER.
assetPath
- (String) The attachment asset path is the relative path of the attachment asset. This path
includes the directory path and the file name of the attachment asset. For example,
/image/a.gif.
This column or element maps to ATCHAST.ATCHASTPATH.
directoryPath
- (String) The directory path of the attachment asset. This path is a substring of the attachment
asset path when the attachment asset is a file. For example, if the attachment asset path is
/image/a.gif, then its directory path is /image.
This column or element maps to ATCHAST.DIRECTORYPATH.
mimeType
- (String) The MIME type of the attachment asset. If the attachment asset is an image file, such
as a .gif, then the MIME type can be image/gif. If the
attachment asset is an URL, then the MIME type is an empty string.
This column or element maps to ATCHAST.MIMETYPE.
languageId
- (Integer) The language ID for the language-specific fields in this input file.
This column or element maps to ATCHAST.LANGUAGE_ID.
delete
- (String) Indicates whether to delete the record. Specify
1
to delete the record.Note: If you want to delete all of the database records that match the records in a file, you can run the Data Load utility in delete mode. For more information, see Configuring the data load order.