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Query and count specific identities for all profiles

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Hi All,

 

Is there a way to query and find for a specific identity such as CRM ID whether a profile has more than 1 value of this type?

 

Cheers

Robert

 

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Employee Advisor
  1. ID Graph Viewer
  2. Profile API
  3. ID Graph API
  4. Query Service on the Profile Snapshot Export xxx dataset

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  1. ID Graph Viewer
  2. Profile API
  3. ID Graph API
  4. Query Service on the Profile Snapshot Export xxx dataset

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Thanks for the help, much appreciated.


I ended up creating a data set via the API and making a job that exported all the custom identities used on the profiles. 

Not entirely sure what other options there are to XDM Individual Profile Union Schema but since this is a system schema I assume it is the only schema that should be used in a case like this.

 

For others looking to see how it is done go to: 
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/profile/api/export-jobs.html?lang=en

 

Kind regards

Robert

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@Robsayz If you want all the identities exported on a daily basis to a dataset, use the Profile Snapshot Export xxx system dataset.

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Profile API will help you get this information, All of your identities (as an array) part of profile will be available including multiple CRM id. 

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Hi Anil,

 

Thanks for the answer, do you know if this can be done across all profiles or is it per profile I would have to do this? 

I have just looked through the Profile API documentation and I can see I can access entities or even list of entities through the API but I am looking to see across ALL entities with more than one identifier value on a specific identity.

Maybe creating a target dataset and creating an export job would be the solution like @Danny-Miller  writes?

Kind regards
Robert