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Bulk Management Tools Glossary
Column header labels defined.
RBAC group permissions
assigned in the Audience Manager UI are honored in the Bulk Management Tools.
| Column header | Definition |
|---|---|
dataSourceId
| The ID of a
data source
you want to return or assign in bulk.
|
derivedSignalId
| A
derived signal
ID.
|
description
| A brief, informative description that you can give to an object.
|
destinationId
| The ID of the
destination
you want to map or delete.
|
destinationMappingId
| A special ID assigned to a segment when it is mapped to a destination.
|
folderId
| The ID of your segment or trait folder.
|
name
| The name of the object you're working with.
|
parentFolderId
| The ID of a segment or trait folder that contains other folders.
|
sid
| Segment ID.
|
sourceKey
| Signals are bits of data passed in to
Audience Manager
based on user activity. These are transmitted as
key-value pairs
. The source key is a constant that does not change. It helps categorize the source value which can change. See
Derived Signals
.
|
sourceValue
| The source value is a variable passed in as part a
key-value pair
.
|
startDate
| Indicates when a segment can start to be sent to a destination. Uses
yyyy-mm-dd
format.
|
targetKey
| The key used in the derived signal. See Derived Signals . |
targetValue
| The value passed in with a derived signal key. See
Derived Signals
.
|
traitAlias
| An ID passed to a non-cookie based destination. For a cookie-based destination, this is the key in a
key-value pair
.
|
traitRule / segmentRule
| The actual trait or segment rule used to collect data. A bulk request returns the rules created in
Audience Manager
with the
trait rule builder
or the
segment rule builder
. You can also use these tools to build rules and apply them in bulk when you update a segment or trait.
See also,
Create or Update Trait Rules and Segment Rules
.
|
traitType
| A string that identifies the trait type. Options include:
|
url
| Pixel fired by DIL when a user qualifies for a segment.
|
valueAlias
| The key in a
key-value pair
passed to a cookie destination.
|