I am trying to set up my google firebase rules so that data can only be written to a variable after 10 minutes. Basically the variable can only be updated after 10 minutes from the last update. A time stamp along with the variable is stored as seen in this image.
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Currently, I can see only examples using the retention period specified in days. Can we specify the retention period of a table in years in Kusto? I mean will the below command sets the retention period to 10 years?
.alter-merge table Table1 policy retention softdelete = 10y recoverability = disabled
Also, soft delete keeps the data in DB and marks the record as deleted right. Is there a way to do hard delete and any issues with using it? My records do not refer to old data and hence I want to completely delete the records after the retention period.
The retention policy command receives a timespan literal and year is not one of the supported formats, so the command in your example does not work. You need to specify the period in days.
If Recoverability is set to Enabled, the storage artifacts will be deleted from storage 14 days after retention policy expires. If it is set to Disabled deletion will be done 1d after retention policy period.
We've recently upgraded our BigQuery integration in Firebase from Sandbox to Blaze, but the 'Dataset Time To Live' is still 60 days. We've updated the dataset's 'Default table expiration' in BigQuery from 60 days to 'Never', but it's still only retaining the last 60 days of data in the historic event table and didn't change the 'Dataset Time To Live' field in Firebase. We've also updated our Data Retention settings in GA4 to retain data for the last 14 months, but it didn't have an effect on the BQ integration table expiration either.
Any help on how to get the 'Dataset Time To Live' to be set to 'Does not expire' would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Once you've updated the dataset's Default table expiration all new tables within this dataset will have Table expiration = Never, but all already existing tables will still have the old value. You need to update it manually for all existing tables. Also check if there any partition expiration configured.
For custom events in Firebase reporting I can see their parameters, but some of those parameters have values. I am able to see values of these paramters only in the last 30 minutes as seen in the screenshot. Is there a way to see the cumulative data of parameter values for longer than 30 minutes? I tried adding parameters as custom metrics but still their value doesn't show in dashboards/reports.
I have some criteria for the report and I want to add them to postresql and update for example every minute.Should i have to call reporting api for the current day and overwrite all the data for the current day?
calling reporting API every second for today's data has a little sense since Analytics data processing lag is 24-48 hours and most probably your data won't be updated with 1-sec frequency.
Also, the only convenient way to export data to own storage from API is scheduled calling reporting API for a dynamically generated date range (like last seven days) and overwriting the existing data in the storage.
You might add ga:date to your reported dimensions to get your report data date-wise so you'll be able to track what needs to be updated.
Using the end point
GET /workspaces/{workspaceId}/user/{userId}/time-entries
I'm only able to retrieve time entries for a user going back about 14 days.
Am I able to retrieve older entries through the API?
I have tried the API using no start time, and using a start time 30 days ago and there are no results older than 2019-08-16T19:00:00Z (today is 2019-08-28)
I also tried emailing support#clockify.me and they told me to create an issue here.
I expected to be able to retrieve more than the last two weeks worth of entries.
Jovana from Clockify Support got back to me and the issue was default page size was too small. I added the parameter pageSize=10000 to allow me to retrieve more than a few days worth of entries.
Example
https://api.clockify.me/api/v1/workspaces/{0}/user/{1}/time-entries?page-size=10000