Hi @Pradeep-Jaiswal   I don't believe there is any API that can directly filter the dataFlows pointing to each dataSet. I don't know of any quick hacks within the UI since UI has very limited filtering.

Hello @ButhpurKiran  You can accomplish this by exporting that audience to an S3 bucket and extract the file. Although, this will not export exact profiles, but the identity value that you choose to export.

can you try using this GET https://platform.adobe.io/data/foundation/catalog/dataSets

Hi @Pradeep-Jaiswal  are you using Global or Tenant in your variables when trying to retrieve? Global will pull system and tenant will pull the customer datasets.

Hi @SourjodipMa1 you can create test profiles in AEP via API by adding the following to the end of the XDM entity payload: },             "testProfile":true }

Hi @Viwuwei  I am not sure this is something we should be posting about in the forum. Per Adobe policy, it’s prohibited to share any exam questions via the agreement you have to confirm before taking the exam. I would recommend thoroughly reviewing the exam prep guides as I agree sometimes the quest...

Hi @Viwuwei  I don't believe there is any way to limit a user's permissions on the amount of audiences they can create and/or publish. You would either have access to create audiences, or not, within the sandbox. 

Hi @stephentmerkle  The way we have done this in the past is the same as you have mentioned above. Using S3 bucket to export the file and then validate from there. 

I agree with @_Manoj_Kumar_ as well. Total profile count increasing over time will also affect the timing.

Hi @AlokLa  You could use the segment jobs API to fetch the data you need. I believe it will be a bit of a manual process to retrieve that data and then calculate the average. I know the UI only currently supports 30 days of data.