I am trying to use bigquery to get all the events from Firebase Analytics.
There are more than 400 events added in my Firebase Analytics, but I cannot see any of those in my BQ console. Could anyone explain how-tos?
I also have customer dimensions added in Firebase, but I cannot see any of those, too.
Maybe I failed in flooding all the events in the BigQuery....
I clicked the button below, to access to big query
I tried to access to my FB events through bigQuery console, but I could not find a way out.
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I have an iOS which I have implemented analytics on - I have created events for each time the screen of the app is changed.
When I view Analytics in Firebase Console I can see that they have been picked up and registered.
This issue comes when then trying to use BigQuery.
I used the app on 25/2/22, the events appeared in Firebase Console and then in BigQuery.
However, I then used the app on 1/3/22, the events have appeared in Firebase Console but not in BigQuery.
My question is how do I make sure that the data collected that I can see in Firebase Control is transferred to BigQuery so that I can query the data?
I have an android app which has firebase analytics enabled. I am able to see events in firebase console. Now I want to connect it with big query. As I am using a team account for firebase, asked admin to give me owner access in firebase and editor access in connected google analytics account. After getting both access I tried to connect big query in firebase but it was not allowing me to select Google Analytics option while creating link. When I hover over that option it is showing message as "You need to be an Editor on the Google Analytics account linked to your project to modify BigQuery export". I am not sure what changes am I supposed to do to enable this and create a big query connection. Please help.
While you have the permissions in firebase you need to have Editor access to the Google Analytics Account as well in order to perform the connection. It is important that permission is given on the Account Level and not on the data view level.
I am using BlazePlan and linked my firebase analytics account with BigQuery. Even though it has been more than two days i still can not see analytics data in BigQuery. There are Firebase_crashlytics, firebase_messaging and firebase_predictions datasets but no analytics dataset. Under the Analytics tab in Bigquery page on firebase console, it still says Dataset not created. When will it be displayed in BigQuery ?
The issue has been resolved. Enabling debug mode causes this issue. After turning off debug mode on the device, in ios launch settings, I was able to see the events in bigquery console.
Recently we have linked our Firebase project with BigQuery.
But there are no previous (before linking) events data displayed in BigQuery console. Is there a way to get previous data?
Firebase Analytics events will be inserted into BigQuery from the moment you connect the two. There is no way to get the events from before you connected them.
I had created a android App with Google Firebase supported and linked to the BigQuery yesterday.
Today I've seen the event report on the Firebase Console, but after I clicked the View button in the Event page like the image below
I saw none table in the BigQuery page and got a warning saying the project's table is dismissing.
I wonder if I need do something, like creating some table manually or calling some Firebase or BigQuery APIs in my app. But I've looked up the official document which saying
Once an app is linked to BigQuery, a corresponding dataset will be
created in the associated BigQuery project upon the first daily export
of events. Each day, raw event data for each linked app populates a
new table in the associated dataset.
It seems I need do nothing. So what's the problem here?
After you link your Firebase app to BigQuery, the next day, your events will flow from Firebase to BigQuery and this will automatically create the BigQuery dataset and its first daily table. Keep in mind that if your app is not logging any events, then no events will be sent to BigQuery. And the dataset will not be created until some events have been logged after the linkage.