request log
google analytics
You can see that I reported a purchase event on March 3rd, but the GA shows March 2nd,
I use this request address
https://www.google-analytics.com/mp/collect
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I am trying to pull the number of hours in a period, per the calendar and not the actual time logged in the timesheet.
I have not been able to find it in any of the api endpoints. For a week that has a single holiday, per the enterprise calendar, I would expect to see 32 hours. For weeks that don't have holidays, I would expect to see 40.
Paypal documentation for PayPal Sync API (https://developer.paypal.com/docs/api/sync/v1/).
It gives some mysterious date, named "last_refreshed_datetime".
On the sandbox server it is usually in the past, once it was a few days in the past, now it is 2 hours in the past.
What does it mean? How often it refreshes?
I only know that if I create a transaction it will not be visible on PayPal Sync API until the refresh date will not be later than the transaction date. And I'm guessing it should be the transaction approval date that does not presented on this report. The transaction approval date is available on transaction object (https://developer.paypal.com/docs/api/subscriptions/v1/#definition-transaction), it is called "time".
time string
The date and time when the transaction was processed, in Internet date and time format.
Read only.
I have reached out to the product development team for the SYNC API and have gotten the following clarifications in regards to your questions:
If the "last_refreshed_datetime" (Time until which we have data available in our system) is smaller than the requested end date then, in the API response we show end date as "last_refreshed_datetime". As we only have data up until that point. In general there should be around 4-6hrs of delay.
From my own experience on sandbox, on different occasions it was 6.5, 2.5 hours and even 2 days behind.
I'm using Graph API to report and create PKI about my Office Tenant.
Since a week, when I ask for [getOffice365ActiveUserDetail] the report date is still the same : 2019-01-06... So no data updated since the 6th january.
The other log are updated !
You need a Premium license to view these activities and cannot see this information with a Free or Basic license. If you have recently switched to a Premium license it can take a few days for the data to show up and you'll only be able to retrieve data up to one week back. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/reports-monitoring/reports-faq
If you already have the right licensing then it is likely a problem with the filter you are using.
I am creating a report, in which i have to show the number of sessions, users and registrations that have occurred today in a live feed. I see that the ga dashboard is updated only till 7 am in the morning although its 10:41 am right now. Can I know after what time interval does the analytics server is updated? I am using core analytics api to fetch the data as of now, if any other api suits my requirements do suggest.
I'm using the Google Analytics API to get info from my website and I want to collect info from more than one month at the same time, but the GA functions give me data from only the last month I ask for.
Here's an example:
I request info for dates from 1st of February of 2012 to today, but when I get the information, the API gives me data from 1st to 22th of March and then from 23th to 29th of February.
Is there any solution for sepatating this data and get the whole information?
Thank you!
You can add "start-date=" & "end-date" as query string to the request
such as start-date=2012-07-01&end-date=2012-07-25
You can try this tool provided by google: http://ga-dev-tools.appspot.com/explorer/
Just log in with your credentials and you can build your API queries in a simple GUI. Maybe you are just missing something?