Data Extensions

For example, if you’re interested in the number of opens and clicks based on the user’s geolocation, connect to a data extension that holds your subscriber geolocation data. You can then see where your users are engaging with your data.

• Connect to a Data Extension
  Connect to a data extension to pull in additional attributes along with your engagement data. You can connect to any data extension that’s in your business unit and is below 50 million rows.
• Create a Join Between Engagement and Data Extension Data
  While connecting to a data extension, you can create a connection between the data extension and engagement data. This way when querying, you’re pulling in data from both datasets.
• Manage Data Extensions
  All connected data extensions appear in the Setup tab. From here you can view more information about each data extension. If errors occur during the sync, they appear here. You can also disconnect a data extension if you no longer require it, and edit joined fields too.
• Troubleshoot Data Extension Failures
  During the data extension sync process, different statuses appear. If for some reason the process fails, troubleshoot according to these guidelines.