Yes you can. Just set this up in appSettings episerver:ExpiredCartsRemovalJobExcludedCartName, and you should be fine

Fantastic, thanks. Nice to see an OTB solution for this one :-)

<p>For anyone seeing this post after me, the full reference list i've seen is located here&nbsp;<a href="/documentation/developer-guides/commerce/configuration/feature-specific-commerce-configurations/">https://world.episerver.com/documentation/developer-guides/commerce/configuration/feature-specific-commerce-configurations/</a>. It also says in these docs that if you've named your wish list&nbsp;Wishlist it will be excluded automatically, however looking at the decompiled code and QuickSilver at the the actual string is&nbsp;WishList with an uppercase L. Quan&nbsp;I think this documentation needs updating, I tried to comment on the page but comments seem to be broken for me, submitting just goes to a blank page.</p>

I updated the document and marked it as ready for review. However it's quite strange that Wishlist does not work. The cart name is supposed to be case insensitive ... 

Thanks,

I have not tried the code to actually test it with Wishlist, I was just raisingit as it's different than the literal string and the quicksilver guide. I'd also briefly looked at the code and there looked to be a literal comparison that was case sensitive but this is actually on the legacy cart method that uses a SQL string. I think RemoveExpiredSerializableCart looks like it would work. I think it's better that it's matching at least so others don't see similar issues.

I've done a blob post on this whole area so hopefully others will see it when asking similar issues.

Updated doc has been published.

Updated doc has been published.