Hi @SatheeskannaK  - I already checked the support of listStrings in custom action earlier but the point is the response payload part is still in beta and is not publicly available. This eliminates it as an option for us. Thanks,Arpan 

Hi @akwankl  - What kind of datasets are they? If they are experience event based datasets and are enabled for realtime. One recommendation could be to Get a TTL set on the events that are 30 days old. Adobe will take care of deleting them.Here is the documentation https://experienceleague.adobe.com...

@Anuhya-Y @akshaaga @_Manoj_Kumar_ - This is what i am trying to send to an external API  But this is the error i get while saving the journey  Datasource only accept string while configuring and doesn't allow listString. Is there a way to send listString 

Hi @akshaaga @Anuhya-Y @_Manoj_Kumar_ - Just to add more details for clarity. I have a usecase where i want to send all the products that customer added to the cart to a datasource so that i can check the stock availability of the products. I see in advanced editor , i am unable to loop through all ...

Hi @Danny-Miller @NimashaJain  - I was able to fix this using the following approach . I wrote a scheduled query that is calculating the price and later putting that directly as a new attribute to the linked profile. For now i am running the query every 6 hours and its serving the purpose of our cli...

Hi @sandip_surse - In that case just use a data prep function and map it to your target attribute in dataset.date( D_Datetime,"MMM dd yyyy h:mma")Where D_Datetime is the field in the source csv. 

Hi @MA1985_CG - You can use Adobe analytics source connector, which comes OOTB in AEP . Here you can find more details about it https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/sources/connectors/adobe-applications/analytics.html?lang=en 

Hi @sandip_surse - Here is the solution date("Sep 25 2013 3:06pm","MMM dd yyyy h:mma")Thanks,Arpan

Hi @sandip_surse -"25 2023 3:06pm" Whats the value of month in the date you mentioned?

Hello, @sandip_surse This solution will suit your needs:Transform the arrays using the following method:arrays_to_objects("birthDate", explode(Birthdate, "\|"), "XYZName", explode(PName, "\|"))I couldn't find the correct name for the 'Name' field in your schema, so I used 'XYZName' as a placeholder ...