Full Extract means that new avail entries replace all current and future avail entries within the same scope. Prime Video defines scope as the unique combination of licensor, unique ID, territory, and the rights model (e.g. TVOD, SVOD, etc.). A unique ID is represented by an Alt ID in EMA v1.6 and an ALID in EMA v1.7.
Full Extract requires that all of your current and future avail entries are provided for a scope. When Full Extract avails are submitted, Prime Video replaces all current and future avail information for a given scope. Full Extract allows a content partner to expire a license on a future date.
Full Delete means that new avail entries delete all existing avail entries within the same scope. When Full Delete avails are submitted, Prime Video removes all avail information for a given scope. Since Full Delete indicates that all rights for a given scope are removed, if the content is already in-window, the rights are expired as of the date the Full Delete is received. Full Delete expires licenses as of the date received. Full Delete can also be used if an incorrect identifier (i.e. Alt ID) was used for an edit prior to an avail start date.
For more information on Full Extract, Full Delete, and using EMA avails, see the Content Rights section.