Record data

Record Data Views return a single row of data per grouping with all other fields aggregated. This data shape returns record level detail.

Sales data example

An example of a request to a DataView, configured for a records data shape, with the following configuration:

Given this configuration, a request to the view may return data similar to the following:

{
  before: 8819191999110,
  after: 199191999191,
  "data": [
    {
      "saleAmount": 123,
      "saleType": "online"
    },
    {
      "saleAmount": 1231,
      "saleType": "in-store"
    },
     {
      "saleAmount": 1231,
      "saleType": "in-store"
    },
    ...
  ]
}

Cursor pagination

Record data is paged via cursor pagination. Each request presents a before and after value, alongside the record data. These values can be passed within the request to control record pagination.

Retrieving the next page of records

To return the next set of data include the after cursor in the request. This should be the after value received with the previous request.

{
  "after": 123123123
}

Retrieving the previous page of records

To return the previous set of data include the before cursor in the request. This should be the before value received with the previous request.

{
  "before": 991218818
}

Limiting record count

By default, up to 100 records are returned per request. This value can be lowered by passing the limit value within the request.

{
  "limit": 10
}