An audience dimension is a user attribute. Specific user attributed are
requested and then later returned in the QueryAudienceExportResponse.
The value of a dimension.
An audience export is a list of users in an audience at the time of the
list’s creation. One audience may have multiple audience exports created for
different days.
This metadata is currently blank.
Dimension value attributes for the audience user row.
The batch request containing multiple pivot report requests.
The batch response containing multiple pivot reports.
The batch request containing multiple report requests.
The batch response containing multiple reports.
The request for compatibility information for a report’s dimensions and
metrics. Check compatibility provides a preview of the compatibility of a
report; fields shared with the runReport request should be the same values
as in your runReport request.
The compatibility response with the compatibility of each dimension & metric.
Defines a cohort selection criteria. A cohort is a group of users who share
a common characteristic. For example, users with the same firstSessionDate
belong to the same cohort.
Optional settings of a cohort report.
The specification of cohorts for a cohort report.
Configures the extended reporting date range for a cohort report. Specifies
an offset duration to follow the cohorts over.
A request to create a new audience export.
A contiguous set of days: startDate, startDate + 1, …, endDate.
Requests are allowed up to 4 date ranges.
Dimensions are attributes of your data. For example, the dimension city
indicates the city from which an event originates. Dimension values in report
responses are strings; for example, the city could be “Paris” or “New York”.
Requests are allowed up to 9 dimensions.
The compatibility for a single dimension.
Used to express a dimension which is the result of a formula of multiple
dimensions. Example usages:
Describes a dimension column in the report. Dimensions requested in a report
produce column entries within rows and DimensionHeaders. However, dimensions
used exclusively within filters or expressions do not produce columns in a
report; correspondingly, those dimensions do not produce headers.
Explains a dimension.
The value of a dimension.
An expression to filter dimension or metric values.
To express dimension or metric filters. The fields in the same
FilterExpression need to be either all dimensions or all metrics.
A list of filter expressions.
A request to retrieve configuration metadata about a specific audience
export.
Request for a property’s dimension and metric metadata.
A request to list all audience exports for a property.
A list of all audience exports for a property.
The dimensions, metrics and comparisons currently accepted in reporting
methods.
The quantitative measurements of a report. For example, the metric
eventCount is the total number of events. Requests are allowed up to 10
metrics.
The compatibility for a single metric.
Describes a metric column in the report. Visible metrics requested in a
report produce column entries within rows and MetricHeaders. However,
metrics used exclusively within filters or expressions do not produce columns
in a report; correspondingly, those metrics do not produce headers.
Explains a metric.
The value of a metric.
A contiguous set of minutes: startMinutesAgo, startMinutesAgo + 1, …,
endMinutesAgo. Requests are allowed up to 2 minute ranges.
To represent a number.
Order bys define how rows will be sorted in the response. For example,
ordering rows by descending event count is one ordering, and ordering rows by
the event name string is a different ordering.
Describes the visible dimension columns and rows in the report response.
Summarizes dimension values from a row for this pivot.
Dimensions’ values in a single pivot.
Current state of all quotas for this Analytics Property. If any quota for a
property is exhausted, all requests to that property will return Resource
Exhausted errors.
A request to list users in an audience export.
A list of users in an audience export.
Current state for a particular quota group.
Response’s metadata carrying additional information about the report content.
Report data for each row.
For example if RunReportRequest contains:
The request to generate a pivot report.
The response pivot report table corresponding to a pivot request.
The request to generate a realtime report.
The response realtime report table corresponding to a request.
The request to generate a report.
The response report table corresponding to a request.
If this report results is
sampled, this
describes the percentage of events used in this report. Sampling is the
practice of analyzing a subset of all data in order to uncover the meaningful
information in the larger data set.