further investigation shows that log view can only be visible in test mode, for live journey the logs for custom action APIs are not part of AJO capabilities at the moment

Got this response from adobe support team Data Lake: Stores data in compressed, column formats. Highly optimized for analytics, resulting in smaller on-disk size. *** - Profile Storage: Data is indexed for fast lookups, less compressed, richer in metadata, ready for real-time activation, which means...

Events in AEP are immutable, but can data distiller overwrite or delete the event record if it knows the _id value ?

@arpan-garg Are you now able to access values from the array into email and web channel ?

AJO cant use Array Attributes from an AEP Profile in Web Channel, only flat array are accessible in AJO WEB channel https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/journey-optimizer-questions/using-array-attributes…  is it still a limitation ?

is this still a limitation ?

Th objectives is to validate the random records from already tested scenarios. Kind of audit. So manually validating the logs by executing the scenario is not a best fit situation here.

i have seen majorly dataLake size is smaller than profile store, and in very few cases dataLake size is larger than profile store.based on my understanding, one of the reason dataLake size is comparatively is smaller bcz dataLake uses compression technique to store the data, hence the size is smalle...

As part of QA validation, I want to randomly validate for some of the customer, what was the response received in the custom action of GET API call OR the payload that was sent as part of POST request. Doest AJO maintain these API request/response in any of the AJO native dataset ? or what's the alt...

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