I believe this method doesn't work because the ECID setting takes effect when the Launch library is loaded, and doesn't change subsequently as the user interacts with your web page, including opting in/out of consent. You might need to have a rule with custom code that changes the cookie's lifetime ...

If you're using the "Managed by Akamai" host, then try rebuilding again. There could have been an unexpected downtime when you had built your library. If you're using another host, ensure that the credentials are still valid, so that Launch can publish the library properly.

It might mean a misconfiguration in your app. There are different environment IDs for the development/staging/production environments.

If you're asking about data retention within the "Data Collection" section of AEP (since you had posted in this forum), then no, there are no data retention policies, since the Data Collection apps don't store/retain data, but are used for collecting data (as the name suggests). If you're referring ...

The s_cc cookie is created by AA's AppMeasurement.js. See https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/core-services/interface/administration/ec-cookies/cookies-analytics.html?lang=en#section-03aa90aa7e36427b8cb12dc4a0f0291e. You're advised to leave this (and other auto-created cookies) alone.

The sample exam that is linked from your link https://express.adobe.com/page/IzK7w9Kno5Im2/ provides the samples that you're looking for.

@jlinhardt_blueAcorn has provided a good background on ACDL, but some clarifications are needed. ACDL does not depend on AEM. You can install ACDL independently of the CMS that your website uses. See https://github.com/adobe/adobe-client-data-layer/wiki. You can create data elements from ACDL data d...

If the purple date ranges are relative to the current date range, then you can consider updating those purple date ranges to make use of rolling dates (which are really powerful, once you figure out the maths). Remember, though, that those purple date ranges would then roll according to the current ...

I think "s" stands for SiteCatalyst, which was the original name of the Adobe Analytics product.

Check that your colleague has been added as a "Developer" in the appropriate Adobe Analytics product profile. You'll need to ask your Adobe account admin to assist you with that. To get to that "Developers" section: from adminconsole.adobe.com, navigate to Products > Adobe Analytics > the product pr...