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Using Adobe Analytics Data Feeds and SQL for Basic Reporting

May 6, 2017 Matt Moss 2 Comments

Three DB SQL’s walk into a NOSQL bar. A little while later… they all walked out, because they couldn’t find a TABLE… Joking aside, online marketers frequently use analytics tools like Adobe Analytics, but find that the granularity and accessibility of the data in the tool doesn’t meet their needs. A few examples: Loading Adobe Analytics […]

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