need some help getting data out of API 1.4. I have a multi-level-classification (Multiple-Level Classifications) which looks something line this:
evar1
|-- level1
|---level1.1
the question is how can I return the values of level1.1 in a report by API 1.4? tried a lot of different calls but either get an error or no data returned. (I checked in workspace and I should get data)
I tried almost every combination of "classification" in the call as described here https://github.com/AdobeDocs/analytics-1.4-apis/blob/master/docs/reporting-api/data_types/r_reportDe...
any ideas or hints what to try?
remark: I have no problems getting data out of the first level (level1), but I want the sub-classification (level1.1)
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Thanks for your help, found it out myself.
AtulSingh you're call is just a filter, not an inline segment. the total is still for the unfiltered data...
Solution API 1.4
When trying "Inline-Segmentation" with Multi-Level-Classification you use just the display-name of the desired classification. it doesn't matter what level the classification is, just use the name.
lessons learned:
1) the level of classification doesn't matter, just use the name
2) never use the same name within the classification ...
3) watch your spelling
4) you can't filter for "~none~" eg to get the not classified values
Remark API 2.0: according to the workspace calls the problems should disappear since it's using a classification id.
Can you share a sample request that you have used?
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You can try something like this:
{
"reportDescription": {
"reportSuiteID": "RSID",
"dateFrom": "Start",
"dateTo": "End",
"metrics": [
{
"id": "instances"
}
],
"elements": [
{
"id": "evar1",
"classification": "level1.1"
}
]
}
}
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Thanks for your help, found it out myself.
AtulSingh you're call is just a filter, not an inline segment. the total is still for the unfiltered data...
Solution API 1.4
When trying "Inline-Segmentation" with Multi-Level-Classification you use just the display-name of the desired classification. it doesn't matter what level the classification is, just use the name.
lessons learned:
1) the level of classification doesn't matter, just use the name
2) never use the same name within the classification ...
3) watch your spelling
4) you can't filter for "~none~" eg to get the not classified values
Remark API 2.0: according to the workspace calls the problems should disappear since it's using a classification id.
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