Parameters
@@ -4010,88 +4010,11 @@ event_analysis
create a regex string that checks for the presence of that event. The view makes this
transparent, and allows users to simply query a boolean field representing the presence
of that event on that day.
-
-Escape all metachars from a regex string. This will make the string an exact match, no matter what it contains.
-Parameters
-INPUTS
-
-OUTPUTS
-
-Source | Edit
-get_funnel_steps_sql (Stored Procedure)
-For a given funnel, get a SQL statement that can be used to determine if an events string contains that funnel.
-Parameters
-INPUTS
-project STRING, dataset STRING, funnel_name STRING, funnel ARRAY<STRUCT<step_name STRING, list ARRAY<STRUCT<category STRING, event_name STRING>>>>
-
OUTPUTS
-
-Source | Edit
-create_funnel_steps_query (Stored Procedure)
-Generate the SQL statement that can be used to create an easily queryable view on events data.
-Parameters
-INPUTS
-project STRING, dataset STRING, funnel ARRAY<STRUCT<list ARRAY<STRUCT<category STRING, event_name STRING>>>>
-
OUTPUTS
-
-Source | Edit
-get_count_sql (Stored Procedure)
-For a given funnel, get a SQL statement that can be used to determine if an events string contains that funnel.
-Parameters
-INPUTS
-project STRING, dataset STRING, count_name STRING, events ARRAY<STRUCT<category STRING, event_name STRING>>
-
OUTPUTS
-
-Source | Edit
-create_funnel_regex (UDF)
-Given an array of match strings, each representing a single funnel step, aggregate them into a regex string that will match only against the entire funnel. If intermediate_steps is TRUE, this allows for there to be events that occur between the funnel steps.
-Parameters
-INPUTS
-step_regexes ARRAY<STRING>, intermediate_steps BOOLEAN
-
OUTPUTS
-
-Source | Edit
-
-Extract events with event properties and their associated counts.
-Also extracts raw events and their counts. This allows for querying with and without properties in the same dashboard.
-Usage
-extract_event_counts_with_properties(
- events STRING
-)
-
events - A comma-separated events string,
-where each event is represented as a string
-of unicode chars.
-Example
-See this query
-for example usage.
-Caveats
-This function extracts both counts for events with each property,
-and for all events without their properties.
-This allows us to include both total counts for an event (with any
-property value), and events that don't have properties.
-Parameters
-INPUTS
-
-OUTPUTS
-ARRAY<STRUCT<event_index STRING, property_index INT64, property_value_index STRING, count INT64>>
-
Source | Edit
create_events_view (Stored Procedure)
Create a view that queries the events_daily table. This view currently supports both funnels and event counts.
Funnels are created as a struct, with each step in the funnel as a boolean column in the struct, indicating whether the user completed that step on that day.
Event counts are simply integers.
-Usage
+Usage
create_events_view(
view_name STRING,
project STRING,
@@ -4277,63 +4200,140 @@ Examples
GROUP BY
submission_date
Parameters
+Parameters
INPUTS
view_name STRING, project STRING, dataset STRING, funnels ARRAY<STRUCT<funnel_name STRING, funnel ARRAY<STRUCT<step_name STRING, events ARRAY<STRUCT<category STRING, event_name STRING>>>>>>, counts ARRAY<STRUCT<count_name STRING, events ARRAY<STRUCT<category STRING, event_name STRING>>>>
Source | Edit
-
-Extract the events and their counts from an events string.
-This function explicitly ignores event properties, and retrieves just the counts of the top-level events.
-Usage
-extract_event_counts(
+create_funnel_regex (UDF)
+Given an array of match strings, each representing a single funnel step, aggregate them into a regex string that will match only against the entire funnel. If intermediate_steps is TRUE, this allows for there to be events that occur between the funnel steps.
+Parameters
+INPUTS
+step_regexes ARRAY<STRING>, intermediate_steps BOOLEAN
+
OUTPUTS
+
+Source | Edit
+get_funnel_steps_sql (Stored Procedure)
+For a given funnel, get a SQL statement that can be used to determine if an events string contains that funnel.
+Parameters
+INPUTS
+project STRING, dataset STRING, funnel_name STRING, funnel ARRAY<STRUCT<step_name STRING, list ARRAY<STRUCT<category STRING, event_name STRING>>>>
+
OUTPUTS
+
+Source | Edit
+
+Escape all metachars from a regex string. This will make the string an exact match, no matter what it contains.
+Parameters
+INPUTS
+
+OUTPUTS
+
+Source | Edit
+event_index_to_match_string (UDF)
+Given an event index string, create a match string that is an exact match in the events_daily table.
+Parameters
+INPUTS
+
+OUTPUTS
+
+Source | Edit
+create_funnel_steps_query (Stored Procedure)
+Generate the SQL statement that can be used to create an easily queryable view on events data.
+Parameters
+INPUTS
+project STRING, dataset STRING, funnel ARRAY<STRUCT<list ARRAY<STRUCT<category STRING, event_name STRING>>>>
+
OUTPUTS
+
+Source | Edit
+create_count_steps_query (Stored Procedure)
+Generate the SQL statement that can be used to create an easily queryable view on events data.
+Parameters
+INPUTS
+project STRING, dataset STRING, events ARRAY<STRUCT<category STRING, event_name STRING>>
+
OUTPUTS
+
+Source | Edit
+
+Extract events with event properties and their associated counts.
+Also extracts raw events and their counts. This allows for querying with and without properties in the same dashboard.
+Usage
+extract_event_counts_with_properties(
events STRING
)
events - A comma-separated events string,
where each event is represented as a string
of unicode chars.
-Example
-See this dashboard
+
Example
+See this query
for example usage.
+Caveats
+This function extracts both counts for events with each property,
+and for all events without their properties.
+This allows us to include both total counts for an event (with any
+property value), and events that don't have properties.
Parameters
INPUTS
OUTPUTS
-ARRAY<STRUCT<index STRING, count INT64>>
+ARRAY<STRUCT<event_index STRING, property_index INT64, property_value_index STRING, count INT64>>
Source | Edit
-create_count_steps_query (Stored Procedure)
-Generate the SQL statement that can be used to create an easily queryable view on events data.
+Source | Edit
+get_count_sql (Stored Procedure)
+For a given funnel, get a SQL statement that can be used to determine if an events string contains that funnel.
Parameters
INPUTS
-project STRING, dataset STRING, events ARRAY<STRUCT<category STRING, event_name STRING>>
+project STRING, dataset STRING, count_name STRING, events ARRAY<STRUCT<category STRING, event_name STRING>>
OUTPUTS
-sql STRING
+
-Source | Edit
-event_index_to_match_string (UDF)
-Given an event index string, create a match string that is an exact match in the events_daily table.
+Source | Edit
+aggregate_match_strings (UDF)
+Given an array of strings that each match a single event, aggregate those into a single regex string that will match any of the events.
Parameters
INPUTS
-index STRING
+match_strings ARRAY<STRING>
OUTPUTS
-Source | Edit
-aggregate_match_strings (UDF)
-Given an array of strings that each match a single event, aggregate those into a single regex string that will match any of the events.
+Source | Edit
+
+Extract the events and their counts from an events string.
+This function explicitly ignores event properties, and retrieves just the counts of the top-level events.
+Usage
+extract_event_counts(
+ events STRING
+)
+
events - A comma-separated events string,
+where each event is represented as a string
+of unicode chars.
+Example
+See this dashboard
+for example usage.
Parameters
INPUTS
-match_strings ARRAY<STRING>
+
OUTPUTS
-STRING
+ARRAY<STRUCT<index STRING, count INT64>>
Source | Edit
+Source | Edit
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