Great response - just wanted to elaborate and clarify a couple things: Values require hundreds to thousands of instances before they can "escape" Low-Traffic. It isn't the top 2 million values included in reporting, but rather, it's the first 2 million values plus whatever has had enough instances t...

Worth noting that I gave this article a complete refresh this last week. Please read the revised content over and let me know if there's anything that the article does not adequately cover! https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/technotes/low-traffic

The documentation has been updated with the corrected example. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!

It depends on your use case.If you're looking to export everything and don't care about data view settings, you can export stuff straight from Adobe Experience Platform using Destinations:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-platform/destinations/homeIf you're just wanting to export...

Yes, that is accurate but specific to full table exports. Full table exports are only one of the ways to report on data in CJA.You can have up to 5000 dimensions and metrics available for use in a single data view. You can use those components however you'd like in Analysis Workspace. But, specifica...

When I read your reply, I was actually in a bit of disbelief - my thoughts were, "there's no way that AppMeasurement would do that, that has to be some sort of custom implementation thing". So, I open up a copy of AppMeasurement, and sure enough, it is in fact getting truncated right there!I reached...

What's the exact value that you're seeing getting truncated?The hard limit is in bytes, not characters, so if you're using multi-byte characters, the total length will be notably smaller.There's no limit to what context data variables can hold, since they are not stored in any data tables; processin...

You are correct that the second example outlined in the docs is incorrect.https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/components/metrics/average-time-on-siteThe correct example is:(30 + 100 + 10) / 1 = 140 seconds (2 minutes 20 seconds) average time on siteSince it's the same site section v...

How basic are you looking? I have a super basic implementation working using both AppMeasurement and WebSDK here: https://github.com/gigazelle/analytics-implementation The pages are published on GitHub pages here: https://gigazelle.github.io/analytics-implementation/ You can use the Experience Cloud...

Which API endpoint is this for? Reporting API, Data Warehouse API, or something else?