Example of Setting Explicit Primary Mappings

After importing a Contact using EIM_CONTACT, you can use EIM_CONTACT3 to import the Contact’s personal email addresses into S_PER_COMM_ADDR. You can explicitly set the primary email address by populating the primary flag column CON_PR_EMAIL_ADDR with Y.

The following table shows an example of setting the primary email address for Contact “CON100” to “[e-mail].”

PARTY_UID	PARTY_TYPE_CD	CON_PERSON_UID	CON_PRIV_FLG	CON_BU	ADDR_COMMMEDIUM_CD	ADDR_ADDR	CON_PR_EMAIL_ADDR
CON100	Person	CON100	N	Default Organization	Email	[e-mail]	Not applicable
CON100	Person	CON100	N	Default Organization	Email	[e-mail]	Y
CON100	Person	CON100	N	Default Organization	Email	[e-mail]	Not applicable

If an explicit primary mapping is not used or not used properly—such as no address or more than one address flagged as the primary email address—then EIM ignores this explicit primary mapping and sets the primary implicitly.