@itsme The design is such that a single row in a csv file is considered one Profile or Event.  Therefore mapping multiple rows in a csv file into one Event isn't possible.  This is far easier in JSON structure, I'd highly recommend using that.   Given that, if you have no other option... trying to t...

You can use the Identity Graph viewer to see identities for a Profile that have more than 50 and less than 150 identities. Once the Profile exceeds 50 identities the Profiles Service begins to ignore them. If you would like to know which identities across the board fall into this you can run a query...

(Include audience who have at most 1 Page Views event where (Name contains exampledomain.com) ) and occurs in last 5 day(s)  

@shubard1219 I'm not sure I follow.  If your business requirement is seeing an experience 2 times in 5 days", and a user visits once everyday, they should not fall out of the segment.  Why do you think they should?   Now if you are saying it should be At Most, then modify the Segment to: Include aud...

@Arulprakash07 There are some guardrails put in place, see here: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/query/guardrails.html?lang=en#primary-entity-performance-guardrails   Client Connector Query UI (100 rows)Third-party client (50,000)PostgresSQL client (50,000) If you need to...

@irohitshukla If your requirement is real time ingest, you may want to consider an HTTP API Source connector and pass the eVar directly into a Profile dataset.

@KshamaN Have you tried this? Syntax: var *variable name* = visitor.getMarketingCloudVisitorID() https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/id-service/using/id-service-api/methods/getmcvid.html?lang=en  

Not sure.  Did you try PQL? distinct().count()  

@ChetanyaJain from what I can tell the Edge Network Server API uses Events.  I couldn't find anyway to update the Edge Profile directly.

@an1989 I built this in the UI.     Here is the PQL: CHAIN(xEvent, timestamp, [C0: WHAT(true) WHEN(<= 10 days before now) COUNT(ALL) WHERE(C0[productListItems.exists(SKU.isNotNull())].count() >= 2 and C0[productListItems.exists(SKU.isNotNull())].count() <= 5)])