leider werde ich aus den FAQ nicht schlau. Ich habe ein paar Fehler in einem importierten datensatz aus Google Analytics entdeckt und möchte nun in der Website (id=4) den Datensatz lösen, der entweder zwischen, oder vor einem bestimmten Datum liegt - und zwar vollständig, so dass ich den Re-Import wieder starten kann.
Das ist das, was ich nicht verstanden habe.
Da kann ich doch nur einzelne Segmente der Daten löschen, aber noch nicht den kompletten Datensatz rückwirkend ab Datum X?
I don’t think I’ve ever checked specifically for this, but if you schedule a re-import, the new import should overwrite the old data. If not, you’d have to delete the archive data and then schedule a re-import.
No, that deletes raw (log) data, not archive data. @Lukas do you know of a way to delete archive data through a command or does it have to be done via the database? I don’t think the archive purging command will do it.
Sorry @Miches that was for a different thread, if you want to delete archive data from the table you have to use SQL to delete the archive rows from the table for the site & date. Or you can just try re-importing the data you want to re-import for a day and see if it shows the new data or not. If not, then you have to delete the data via SQL.
@diosmosis Ah, ok!
Was this the correct SQL-Stement and wehre can i set the SiteId??
DELETE log_visit, log_link_visit_action, log_conversion
FROM log_visit
LEFT JOIN log_link_visit_action ON log_visit.idvisit = log_link_visit_action.idvisit
LEFT JOIN log_action ON log_action.idaction = log_link_visit_action.idaction_url
LEFT JOIN log_conversion ON log_visit.idvisit = log_conversion.idvisit
WHERE config_resolution = 'unknown'
AND visit_last_action_time >= '2019-05-01'
AND visit_last_action_time <= '2019-05-16';
You have to delete them from the archive tables (the tables that contain archive_ in their name), those are the log tables (as they contain log_ in their name). Why don’t you try just re-importing first?
Thanks for checking, I’ll create an issue for that.
To delete the archive rows you should run SQL like:
DELETE FROM $table WHERE idsite = $idSite AND date1 = $startPeriodDate AND date2 = $endPeriodDate AND period = $period
$table is the archive table the archive is in (archive tables are segmented by month). $startPeriodDate/$endPeriodDate is the inclusive boundaries for the period. $period is the integer period value (1 for day, 2 for week, 3 for month, 4 for year, 5 for range). It should be enough to delete the day period and re-import.
I would do the following:
backup your database or just the archive table in question just in case
look at the data currently and note some values that are different in GA
delete the archive data as stated above
check in the UI for those dates that there is no longer report data for the date
if there isn’t, re-import for the days
check the new reports and look for the data that is in GA