GrowthBook does not store that information. The SDKs have a trackingCallback you can define that lets you store that information yourself in your own database. Then, GrowthBook can query your database to analyze results
future-teacher-7046
06/06/2022, 1:32 PM
This approach means that you own 100% of your data at all times and you don't have to worry about data compliance issues like GDPR.
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handsome-library-89124
06/06/2022, 1:50 PM
I actually want to search user and then override the flag value for specific user.
is there any solution for this issue?
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future-teacher-7046
06/06/2022, 1:52 PM
You can add a rule to a feature that forces a value to a specific user
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handsome-library-89124
06/06/2022, 1:54 PM
Yes that is what I did now, but thinking about user list feature.
BTW Where SDK store flag value for specific user?
is it cache somewhere? if yes for how much time?
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future-teacher-7046
06/06/2022, 2:52 PM
Instead of "is equal to" you can do "is in the list" and put a comma separated list of user ids.
The SDKs just store the user attributes in memory. It's not persisted anywhere. So everytime you instantiate a new GrowthBook instance you need to pass the attributes in again.