When the max attribute is excluded from the ga$getData() function AND batch=T AND walk=T, the automatic pulling of all rows isn't working.
Ideally, we'd walk through the time period pulling data for one day at a time, and on each day we'd detect the total number of rows and pull all of the data for that day.
For example, for June 1–30, with batch=T, walk=T and the max attribute excluded, I currently see
Ideally, though, the automatic detection of the max number of rows would occur on each day, similar to how it does when the query includes only one day. For example, for June 1 only, with batch=T, walk=T and the max attribute excluded, I currently see
Let me know if any additional information would be helpful.
BrianWeinstein
commented
10 years ago
When the max attribute is excluded from the ga$getData() function AND batch=T AND walk=T, the automatic pulling of all rows isn't working.
Ideally, we'd walk through the time period pulling data for one day at a time, and on each day we'd detect the total number of rows and pull all of the data for that day.
For example, for June 1–30, with batch=T, walk=T and the max attribute excluded, I currently see
Ideally, though, the automatic detection of the max number of rows would occur on each day, similar to how it does when the query includes only one day. For example, for June 1 only, with batch=T, walk=T and the max attribute excluded, I currently see
Let me know if any additional information would be helpful.
Thanks for the awesome package!