firebase-analytics

I have setup Firebase analytics data to BigQuery. However I received my first export today and it contains all yesterdays user statistics. That is great but I need lifetime statistics history or at least last month's data. Do I already have access to my entire historic analytics data threw Big Query but I and I do not know how to access it? If so can you point to documentation or give a quick walk threw? Is it even possible to get the full (or at least a longer period than a day) historic analytics data? Bonus question: Can I directly access data that is used in Firebase analytics console?

I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to export all the Firebase Analytics data to an excel spreadsheet, similar to how you can do it with Google Analytics. From what I can find the only way to go about doing it is to link with BigQuery then do some SQL statements to build a table and export. Unfortunately for us this is not going to work (due to client budget and capabilities). Is there any other way to export this data that I'm missing? Steve Ganem Update : You can now export the analytics reports as CSV from the Firebase console by clicking the Download CSV option from the ⠇ overflow

How to calculate Session Duration in Firebase analytics raw data which is linked to BigQuery? I have used the following blog to calculate the users by using the flatten command for the events which are nested within each record, but I would like to know how to proceed with in calculating the Session and Session duration by country and time. (I have many apps configured, but if you could help me with the SQL query for calculating the session duration and session, It would be of immense help) Google Blog on using Firebase and big query First you need to define a session - in the following query

As it is visible in the console output below, the application usually needs 7-10 seconds to process the service and often fails to do it. This happens on every startup. Why is it taking so long? Is it because the service is trying to connect multiple times before giving up? Also, what is actually the logic behind this output? Note: I don't have any FirebaseAnalytics code in my application 09-26 23:34:48.998 /package V/FA: Processing queued up service tasks: 1 09-26 23:34:54.009 /package V/FA: Inactivity, disconnecting from AppMeasurementService 09-26 23:34:57.357 /package V/FA: Activity paused

Accept my apologies in advance if this is the incorrect place to post this question as I am unsure what would be. What I am trying to accomplish is to record a custom even using Firebase analytics that produces a similar report in the Firebase console to their example of the select_content event. It is triggered as follows: FirebaseAnalytics mFirebaseAnalytics = FirebaseAnalytics.getInstance(this); Bundle bundle = new Bundle(); bundle.putString(FirebaseAnalytics.Param.ITEM_ID, "ID"); bundle.putString(FirebaseAnalytics.Param.ITEM_NAME, "NAME"); bundle.putString(FirebaseAnalytics.Param.CONTENT

We wanted to try out the new analytics capabilities provided by firebase, and followed all the steps in the getting started guide. We 've run the app, logged a lot of events and its been a few hours; yet there is no data on the dashboard - We just see a banner saying "Your analytics data will appear here soon" How much time does it take to get our first reports, events, etc.? It takes a few hours. I would say it takes like 4 hours or something like that, based on current experiments. Firebase says that it can take up to 24h hours, but the docs says that the dashboard updates "a few times every