That's the great thing - you ARE specifying the index position by doing this. By specifying which modelName you're looking for, it will pull that modelNames value automatically without you having to specify which index position itself. AEP truly made it easier than you would expect. Tyler Krause

Hey Pradeep, this should be an easy one! Because you've declared it as an object array in the schema it will load as such within the audiences UI. You just need to say where model name = PRP_60D_LAPS_1Y_REV1 and then filter on whatever criteria you need for the model score with an AND. You won't be ...

Hey Pradeep - we've run into this issue as well. Our solve was to run the following query: selectyour identity,segmentmembership['ups']['segmentID']['status']FROMSnapShot Tablewhere segmentmembership['ups']['segmentID']['status'] is not nulllimit 5This can get you a sample of 5 profiles and you can ...

The profile snapshot as absolutely the way to go. You can very easily write a query to get this detail, here's a reference where we're pulling 5 sample records: selectyour identity,segmentmembership['ups']['segmentID']['status']FROMSnapShot Tablewhere segmentmembership['ups']['segmentID']['status'] ...

Hey Brandon - when you're saying flex audience evaluation, I'm assuming you mean on demand audience evaluation.Assuming so, you only need to force evaluate the parent audience that includes the children audience and they will all be evaluated. Let me know if you have any questions or run into any un...

Hey there! As we all know the profile snapshot dataset is an incredibly powerful tool! I would like to be able to do the 'inverse' and I was curious if anyone has figured out a method for this within AEP already.I would like to be able to query a given Audience ID, and get a result of all customers ...

Hey @SourjodipMa1 It would look something like this!I formatted it as a CURL so that you can import it right into Postman, or whatever your API client preference is.curl -X POST \'https://platform.adobe.io/data/core/upsert' \-H 'x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY' \-H 'x-gw-ims-org-id: YOUR_ORG_ID' \-H 'Author...

Are you including the query that you're hoping to run within the SQL statement editor? What you're seeing on that column seems to indicate that it's just trying to grab the object that has everything on it as opposed to your table. I bet you would find success with the select * from dataset, though ...

Hey Michael - for me I have always done all of my work within the query services UI, and once I am certain of the result of my query, at that point I run it as a Data Connectivity import to just pull the full table into BI. Within your query, if you select the paths that you need for each of your da...

Hey Asheesh - how would you go about testing this in event forwarding?