Hello @arijitg  I have read the document and would like to confirm my understanding with you.If a TTL (time-to-live) is applied to an Experience Event dataset, any events that are older than the TTL will be deleted and will not appear in the response of Profile APIs.It's important to note that TTL c...

Thanks for the info @arijitg , I couldn't find any documents related to this. Can you please let me know if you know of any document citing this limitation.

Thanks @arijitg Currently we have a third party app which consumes profile API and get the details of profile and event via the API. Basically it generates 360 view of the profile and shows it on the app. With your response it seems that event data relayed to profile will not show after 2 months. Ho...

Is there a way to delete data with scheduled queries? 

Hi @arijitg -    1. Where can I see and set the TTL? If the time allocated in TTL is reached does it mean I can't access the profile via profile API ? I was assuming that profile API will always give the response irrespective of how old is data.2. Is there a way to delete the data which is not relev...

Hello, I have a few questions regarding accessing data through the Profile API, data retention, and data cleanup.1. I have recently ingested data into AEP using the streaming API and I am currently accessing it through the Real-Time Profile API. I understand that the data is stored in the profile st...

@Anuhya-Y - Does it mean that all the data ingested via source connectors or Websdk will be deleted in 7 days? Thanks

Hi @_abs9900 - Whats the identity namespace of the primary identifier? Is it ECID? Also does your schema has a UUID field , if yes, can you share what type of field is it

Hi @sandip_surse - Which field have you selected for incremental load? As per my understanding while data ingestion AEP will check if the timestamp of this field is newer than the timestamp of last batch ingestion. If it is new then it will ingest this record else ignore this record. Can you check t...

Hi @Danny-Miller - I have a use-case where I need to push the event/profile data of a profile as soon as it is updated. I added a field "Profile Modified" in my profile schema for tracking the time when the profile was last updated. For event dataset we already have timestamp containing this detail....