Hi @JyotiSharmaV,   It really depends on what you are trying to see...   Unique Visitors, Visits and Page Views against your Tracking Code are all important, as are Orders... but understanding what that represents helps create a clear picture.  It sounds like you are trying to isolate the "entry pag...

Adobe doesn't sample data.... you can pull out full data for as long as your data retention allows.

Glad to hear it! That was a very strange issue.

I don't have Target, but if you are talking about the Analytics Raw Data feeds, I don't believe that Target data is included... however, the data should be available via API calls, as @abhinavpuri mentioned.   To access the Oberon debugger:   In your Workspace, first turn on debugging from the help ...

Hmm that is strange... I tried something similar and I couldn't replicate... however, is it possible that your "Visitor ID" is changing between hits? So that the actual "UV" identification of the user is watching their journey, but somehow the ID that you are recording isn't holding, and therefore i...

I am guessing you are coming from Google Analytics which has both "Total Users" and "Active Users"....   In Google, "Total Users" is the UVs that made any hits on your sites, "Active User" are the UVs which Google has determined to be "engaged" on your site, and not just any hit. Adobe has no out-of...

Yes, my rule of thumb, target the segment as low as possible... If I am looking for a specific page, or a specific action, regardless of metric I plan on using, I will use HIT. This way, as @igupta mentioned, I can pull in other metrics, such as page view or visits, and can make calculated metrics s...

Hmm I don't have that particular dimension in my implementation, so I can't answer for sure; but my guess is that yes, this should be a classifiable... given this is AMO ID, I would fully expect this to be a classifiable value, since I these values would be less friendly for human read reports... 

We too are using hourly data feeds, and pulling that data into our Data Lake... like you our files are .tsv and zipped... no one in our Data Engineering team has has any issues like what you are describing above.   Which is why I am wondering if you might be using a character encoding that is not ba...

From the basic perspective of a A, C, B, C, A, D flow...   Adobe should be able to handle C twice in the sequence.      I don't have CJA, so I can't speak to whether or not you can create segments within the journey.   My suggestion, given this seems to be a complex case that likely doesn't come up ...