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How can we export historical data from Statsig to our data warehouse?
Date of slack thread: 8/3/24
Anonymous: is it possible to export historical data from statsig into our data warehouse? we’re setting one up and planning to use the webhook to populate it ongoing but need the historical data
Anonymous: main question is how to export all the historical events
Vijaye (Statsig): <@U06U7NEA7HC>
Lin Jia (Statsig): Hi <@U030SAMKBLJ>, happy to help. I’d love to what you need:
- Do you need historical experiment raw event (e.g. raw exposures and metrics data at the user-day level), or all the historical event that Statsig SDK ever logged?
- Am I right that this is a one-time thing, and it sounds like you will use the webhook to export data moving forward.
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