I have a data studio report that will show different data based on different users. I developed appscript and expose it as Community Connector so that I can control type of data to return back to data studio.
In my appscript, I'm using Session.getActiveUser() to track the current user. When I tried to open up the data studio report link using different gmail account, my appscript log shows that Session.getActiveUser() always returns the same email.
I even deployed the appscript as
Web APP > execute as user accessing the app
Add On
Library
How can appscript Session.getActiveUser() can return detect the current user who is access the data studio report link? Or is it the right way to do it?
According to the documentation, you'll need to use Session.getEffectiveUser to determine the user's identity.
https://developers.google.com/datastudio/solution/blocks/user-identity
This answer also describes what to expect depending of if the data source is set to 'Owner's credentials' or 'Viewer's credentials'
I've created a few Google Analytics V4 only properties a while ago.
Big mistake.
I'm using Google Spreadsheets to track the progress and such, and had to waste time migrating the API for it using OAuth2 and the Google Analytics Data API (GA4)
All went fine. Until a few weeks ago when it stopped working. I see there's a new version, Google Analytics Reporting API v4
I've procrastinated, so I'm doing the migration now, but hit a brick wall:
"User does not have sufficient permissions for this profile."
I don't understand why I get this issue. Remade the credential in the developer console, redone the Oauth2 process, recreated the tokens, checked everything still this issue.
So I decided trying the "Try this API", I get into the same issue
Which is weird, I'm logging in using the analytics admin account. Also this error is weird:
"This error may be due to using an insufficient credential type. Try using OAuth 2.0.",
since I'm basically logging in using the provided pop-up
The view id I took from here:
I've tried with any ID I could find (yeah, even MEASUREMENT ID and STREAM ID) and multiple sites (views)
What am I missing?
your error
"User does not have sufficient permissions for this profile."
Basically means that the user you are authenticating with does not have permission to access the view id you are using. Authorize your code with user that has access to it. I have a video on this User doesn't have any google analytics accounts easy solution
confusion
I am however a little confused as to what you are doing. Your code says that you are using the Google Analytics reporting api, your using a view id which implies that this is a universal analytics account.
Yet you are trying to use the Google analytics data api which is intended for use with Google Analytics GA4 accounts.
Google Analytics Data API (GA4)
and won't work with your universal analytics account with a view id, it only works with the new Google Analytics GA4 accounts.
We have an API management instance in azure.We have also enabled the management API. There we have set a SAS token & that has been used in the application. Here, we have to change the SAS token in every 30 days. If the token is expired, that will result into an application outage. Is there any way to get notified via email or any other means about the token expiry (in advance). I did some research on this, but , unfortunately could not find anything useful.
I don't believe there is built-in support for this.
You could instead have a logic app that takes in a SAS Token as input and schedules emails based on the expiry of the token.
TIP Apart from an email, you could do more interesting workflows like sending actionable messages using office 365 outlook or https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/teams/#post-an-adaptive-card-to-a-teams-channel-and-wait-for-a-response connectors and even create a work item in Azure Devops or create an issue on GitHub, depending on what you use.
Alternatively you could create Azure AD application with client id and client secret, give it permissions to do what you need to be done in APIM and use its credentials to do all the same operations via ARM.
I am new to databases. I have data on firebase in the form of json and I have to run bigquery on it . For this reason I want to convert it to a structured database. Which is the best way to do that ? I want to do it in realtime.
If you're looking forward to send your Firebase data to BigQuery you should take a look at this. Here you can find how to link your Firebase project to BigQuery
As you can see in the link above:
You can export Google Analytics, Crashlytics, Predictions, Cloud
Messaging, and Performance Monitoring data to the BigQuery sandbox
free of charge (Sandbox limits apply).
With the BigQuery sandbox integration, you have access to:
Data from Google Analytics App and App + Web properties
Data from Google Analytics for Firebase
Details from Crashlytics fatal and non-fatal crash events and stack traces
Raw Predictions data Detailed Cloud Messaging data
Details of each captured Performance Monitoring event Learn more about upgrading from the Sandbox and BigQuery
I hope it helps
I want to retrieve address from lat long coords. I have created project in google console. Added Billing information and enabled the geocoding api services. But still when i make this request i am getting the below error
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?latlng=41.89,12.49&key=xxxx
You must enable Billing on the Google Cloud Project at https://console.cloud.google.com/project/_/billing/enable
I was also Facing the same issue, Billing is enabled and is linked to the project but I was getting the same Error.
After Spending enough time on this issue, I understood that the type of my billing account is "Google Cloud Platform", but it should be of type : "Google Maps Platform"
You can see the type of your billing account on the right side of Billing Overview as in the image:
So please check if your Billing type is "Google Maps Platform", if not create a new Billing Account with "Google Maps Platform" as type and link your project to this Billing Account.
Most of us are getting this response/error
{
"error_message" : "You must enable Billing on the Google Cloud Project at <br>https://console.cloud.google.com/project/_/billing/enable Learn more at https://developers.google.com/maps/gmp-get-started",
"predictions" : [],
"status" : "REQUEST_DENIED"
}
If you will read this answer throughly you'll be able to sort out this issue.
As mentioned in this answer.
You'd have to create a separate billing account in order to use Google Map APIs because google map bills in USD currency instead of your native currency.
Solution(3 step)
create a new billing account.
create a new project and associate it with above billing.
enable Map API and create a new API key. that's it.
Step1: create a new billing account, you can use this link https://console.cloud.google.com/billing/create and Choose Google Map Platform from the dropdown.
Step2: create a new project using this link https://console.cloud.google.com/projectcreate and use billing account created above.
Step3: Now you can enable particular API and you're good to go. That's it.
Make sure that the API key you are using to authenticate the request is from a project that has an active billing account. If not, your requests will fail and if you are using Javascript API, your map will get the "Degraded experience".
Below are some of the links we have that could be helpful in your use case.
Managing your billing accounts
Modify a project's billing settings
Viewing your cost trends with billing reports
Once everything is set up, you can always file a support case via https://console.cloud.google.com/google/maps-apis/support in order to open personalized communication channel whenever you are encountering issues with our product.
Thank you and hope this helps!
Go back to the billing account and see if something went wrong with your credit card. Credit cards are validated asynchronously.
Go to the GCP Console and verify that your billing account is assigned to the project.
In the GCP Console check for past due amounts.
After you assign/modify a credit card, wait. The process is not instant in (re)authorizing billing for your account.
I had the same issue. I was doing everything correct.
then I found this link
Gmp india faq
The problem was Google maps billing doesn't support INR Currency.
Please check if your currency compatible with Google Maps billing platform otherwise create new billing account with USD currency.
Thanks!
You may find this link helpful
Modify a project billing settings
I have had similar problem, when I have created a free tire payment account and I was not able to create a Windows VM as thesse are paid.
To fix I have "upgraded" the free tier payment account. It was confusing because the payment account has had enabled a valid payment method and linked to the project but it was not working.
There is a button to upgrade the free tier payment account, on the account dashboard page.
For those of you who enabled their billing account through the link in the error message but still get the error, or can't find "Enabled google service" as someone else suggested, simply just delete your browsers cache and try again.
For anyone still struggling , my case was that i have reached a maximum of projects for the same billing account and for some reason i couldnt create a new one as mentioned above , for that after a lot of reasearch i found that i could disable billing for some project so i can use it in new ones :
1- go to the link https://console.cloud.google.com/billing/projects
2- click on the three dots for the first projects (the billing is enbale for those projects).
3-disable one of them
4- enable the billing for your new project and you are good to go !
however still not sure why i could only enable this for just 3 project , i think it is not a lot !
Use:
gcloud alpha billing accounts list --format json
# ^^ find an active billing account then
ACCOUNT_ID='0XYXYX-XYXYXY-XYXYXY'
gcloud beta billing projects link $PROJECTNAME --billing-account $ACCOUNT_ID
# ensure it says "billingEnabled: true"