Tried to export data on below dates and i got error saying "Failure details".
why this export data could fail? Do we have any limit for data exporting?
The data volume is limited, select a date range in the upper right corner, and we can view data in a preset time range (such as Last 7 days) or a custom time range.
Please follow the link for viewing analytics data: https://developer.huawei.com/consumer/en/doc/distribution/app/agc-view_analysis.
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Grafana detects correctly the data from an influxDB (with a correct measurement). You can see at the image how the value of the field is 5, however, it is not well displayed at the plot.
Any idea?
My "no data points" error message occurred even when I could query influxdb and verify the data was there. A "show field keys" revealed that my data was in string form not a number. After changing the node-red code to save data as Numbers and dumping the old measurements in influxdb then my new data finally graphed.
I'm connecting to a REST API to bring several tables into a Power BI file. I can connect to the API and retrieve the data without any issues using 'Get Data > Other > Web' from the main toolbar, and then entering a URL in the format:
https://api01.naturalhr.net/2.0/timeoff/key/(security key here)/format/xml
The data usually comes back quite quickly - within about 10-20 seconds.
My issue is that when I try to refresh the same data it usually times out after 5-ish minutes. To refresh I go to 'Transform Data (I think this was 'Edit Queries' in earlier versions) > Select the query I'm interested in (in this case 'timeoff') > Select the 'Refresh Preview' button on the main menu.
The source in the formula bar in the Power Query editor is again just:
= Xml.Tables(Web.Contents("https://api01.naturalhr.net/2.0/timeoff/key/(security key here)/format/xml"))
So I'm just trying to refresh the same URL with which I'd retrieved the data without any issues, but for some reason it is at best taking much longer, and more commonly just timing out altogether.
Note that I do have some transformations to the original data, but even when I remove all of these I am still seeing the time-out.
Can anyone explain why I can get, but not refresh, the same data? Many thanks.
###EDIT:
To add some further information to this, I've used the new-ish Power BI diagnostic tools to try to troubleshoot this. What I've noticed is that while the Resource column displays the original URL, the Data Source Query column appends the text 'HTTP/1.1' to the original URL. Please see the screenshot below. If I try to establish a new connection with the added text, the query times out. Can anyone tell me why the extra text is added, why this prevents the data being returned, and how I can work around this? Thanks
Power BI Diagnostics Output
Try this way in a blank query:
let
GetData =
let
source = Web.Contents("https://api01.naturalhr.net/2.0/timeoff/key/(security key here)/format/xml"),
xml = Xml.Document(source)
in
xml
in
GetData
Use Fiddler like #Rick Grimes said to see if your request is being sent normally.
I am new to google fit rest APIs and I have been trying to calculate BMI of a user for my project.
So, when the user authorizes to my application at that time I get data for the last 30 days (historical data for some calculation). From then on I extract data periodically this way I always get the latest weight data.
But the issue comes in the scenario when the user has been using google fit way before authentication because I wouldn't know the exact date I should pass as parameter to extract height data.
The aggregate data type accepts the date range of only 90 days, else it returns the error as aggregate duration too large . But the user's height data could be as old as 2/3 years.
I also looked at the option of custom data types, but there again I don't know the exact date range to make an API call.
Is there any way that I can either get the user's joining date (the date he/she registered to Google fit) because a user has to provide height during registration or if I could somehow get data under About you (Gender, DoB, Weight, Height) in Profile tab
Or If I could get the calculated BMI data point directly from API.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Our edge device has an inbuilt data logging function which logs data at regular intervals. If for some reason a connection to the cloud is lost for a period of time, then the next time it connects it will upload data from it's internal data log memory. In this case the sample is sent with a time stamp of when the data was logged, which is obviously different to the time it is received by the cloud.
The time stamp is sent in a standard format as shown by the packet below.
{"d": { "Ch_1": 37.4,"Ch_2": 37.1,"Ch_3": 3276.7,"Ch_4": 3276.7},"bt": "2016-09-19T14:35:00.00+12:00"}
where "bt" is name for the base time of the sample. Looking at the property details in the schemas, I can set the data type to a string type but how would I get this data to be recognized as a date/time stamp and store this data accordingly?
Is there a way of doing this?
I use this link:
https://www.facebookmarketingdevelopers.com/samples/adsreporting
to get results from insights api.
We have continuously running ads but I keep getting no data in this timerange no matter what date I select.
What could be the issue?
There could be many causes, such as:
You are querying a wrong ad account;
You happened to pick dates without data;
The date parameter format was not correct if you used certain dates;
Your ads got no delivery;
None of these have a high chance. But without further information, all I can do it to guess based on nothing.