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How do we access Raw Data using Data Access API - for other internal ML applications?

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How do we access Raw Data/ Data feeds (not XDM) using Data Access API - for other internal ML applications?

The diagram clearly speaks about Raw Data access - https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/data-access/home.html?lang=en

But couldn't find any links to access raw data feeds (previously setup used via Adobe Analytics UI) while using Data streams and accessing data via datalake.

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Best answer by arpan-garg

Hi @akonch1 - These are the formats in which data can we exported

  • When exporting compressed JSON files, the exported file format is json.gz
  • When exporting compressed parquet files, the exported file format is gz.parquet

Parquet can easily be understood by datalake and should not be an issue.

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arpan-gargCommunity Advisor
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October 8, 2023

Hi @akonch1 - If you want to export raw data to datalake , why don't you use the export dataset functionality which was introduced recently 

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/destinations/ui/activate/export-datasets.html?lang=en 

 

Hope this helps,

Arpan

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October 9, 2023

Thank you, Arpan.

I'm not sure but when we export from a dataset, will the data format exported be in XDM or raw gzip format as before?

 

 

    arpan-garg
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    October 9, 2023

    Hi @akonch1 - These are the formats in which data can we exported

    • When exporting compressed JSON files, the exported file format is json.gz
    • When exporting compressed parquet files, the exported file format is gz.parquet

    Parquet can easily be understood by datalake and should not be an issue.

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