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For example, an export named 'export1' could contain the following files for when they have between 20 and 30 GB of messages exported:Ī CSV file that contains message metadata as it exists on Google servers. When the messages for an account exceed 1 GB for PST files or 10 GB for mbox, they're exported in additional files In this case, the file name includes an increment.

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The message files are named export_name-account.mbox or export_name-account.pst, where account is the full email address of the custodian (the account that sent or received the message). Learn about options for reviewing PST and mbox files. PST or mbox files with the contents and details of the exported messages. This window doesn’t overlap with the previous window, which ended at 3 am Tuesday, so the messages in this window are returned in a second group. Continuing the previous example, if another matching message was sent at 11 am Thursday, its context window is from 11 pm Wednesday to 11 pm Thursday. If another message in the conversation matches but was sent more than 24 hours after the previous matching message, then a second message grouping is created and returned in the export.

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When the messages are exported, only one series of messages is returned for the conversation and it includes all messages sent between 9 pm Sunday and 3 am Tuesday.

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The context windows overlap between 3 am and 9 pm Monday. 3 pm message: 3 am Monday to 3 am Tuesday.

9 am message: 9 pm Sunday to 9 pm Monday.

The matching messages have the following context windows: To avoid exporting duplicate messages, Vault evaluates the overlap and groups messages accordingly.įor example, a conversation has 2 messages that match the search query, one sent at 9 am on Monday and the other sent at 3 pm on Monday. When many messages in the same conversation or thread match your search, there can be overlap in the messages provided for context. Note: If you review your export in an email client, messages are in chronological order and aren’t grouped by conversation. Within each conversation or Chat space, messages are in chronological order. For example, if the last matching message in one conversation was sent at 1 pm, and the last matching message in another conversation was sent at 8 pm, messages from the conversation with the 8 pm message are listed first in the export file, then the messages from the conversation with the 1 pm message. If your export includes messages from several conversations, the conversations are in reverse chronological order based on the most recent matching message. In the export file, messages are grouped by conversation, thread, or Chat space. To provide context for Chat messages, your search results, preview, and export files include messages sent in the same conversation or thread as the matching messages as follows: Message organization How Chat messages are organized in an export file

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