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What is ENT prefix in SQL in Salesforce Marketing Cloud?
What is ENT prefix in SQL in Salesforce Marketing Cloud?
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Prefix the data extension name in the query with ENT. Note The child account's permission restricts access to parent data extensions. Example In this example, email is the column name and customers is the data extension in the parent account. Select email from ent.customers. Use the SQL Query Activity
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The child account's permission restricts access to parent data extensions. Example In this example, email is the column name and customers is the data extension in the parent account. Select email from ent.customers.
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