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I am now so far as getting the data shown in the image from this query: SELECT mparticleuserid as user_id, eventtimestamp as timestamp, attributename, attributevalue FROM
dataset.mparticle.raw_event_other_experimentviewed*.
AS t, UNNEST(t.eventattributes) AS eventattributes WHERE attributename = "experimentId" OR attributename = "variationId"
But I need a separate column for experiemntId and variationId for me to figure out how to state it in Growthbook. Can anybody help?
f
Hi Kasper. You should be able to do that with a simple self-join
if you don’t figure it out, I can help you in a few hours
n
Please do @fresh-football-47124 🙂
@fresh-football-47124 Did you have any tips for the Arrayed mParticle structure in BigQuery to Growthbook SQL? 🙂
f
Hi Kasper: do you have some time to meet this week?
n
@fresh-football-47124 friday?
f
yes
n
Dang - its very edge hours for my euro timezone. ill need to coordinate some more then. Thank you for the link. I´ll put in a request when I get the time sorted :)
f
I can work late my time, earlier your time
n
That would be awesome. At what time would it fit in? We are just about to start it up on a customer and I simply cant wrap my head about constructing the sql to get "Add an Experiment Assignment" filled when I have the experimentid and its value as shown in the bigquery screenshot
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