Google says its Analytics tool partially restored
Posted by Will76, Source: Article www.computerworld.com - 08/01/2007 04:13:34 PM
Google Analytics has been down messed up since Saturday. Google reports today they started updating reporting caused by a data blackout.
In a blog post yesterday, Jeff Gillis, a member of the Google Analytics team, said the company had started to update reporting in all Google Analytics accounts that had been affected by a "temporary reporting delay."
"As of 5 p.m. PST this evening, some users will start to see part or all of the data from the period between Saturday and now appear in reports," Gillis said in the blog. "We expect updates for all accounts to continue through Monday night into tomorrow and will update this blog when reporting is fully restored."
But there was no indication about what caused the reporting delay. Google could not be reached for comment. However, one user on the Google's Analytics discussion forum said he had been without data since Thursday, not Saturday.
Last week, Google Analytics suffered what the company called a "brief processing delay." Another such delay hit the service during the July 14-15 weekend, affecting "a small percentage of users," Google said at the time.
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In a blog post yesterday, Jeff Gillis, a member of the Google Analytics team, said the company had started to update reporting in all Google Analytics accounts that had been affected by a "temporary reporting delay."
"As of 5 p.m. PST this evening, some users will start to see part or all of the data from the period between Saturday and now appear in reports," Gillis said in the blog. "We expect updates for all accounts to continue through Monday night into tomorrow and will update this blog when reporting is fully restored."
But there was no indication about what caused the reporting delay. Google could not be reached for comment. However, one user on the Google's Analytics discussion forum said he had been without data since Thursday, not Saturday.
Last week, Google Analytics suffered what the company called a "brief processing delay." Another such delay hit the service during the July 14-15 weekend, affecting "a small percentage of users," Google said at the time.
