Query Syntax Helper

Query syntax refers to the set of rules that define how to correctly structure a request to filter, retrieve, or organize data. Each platform, like Google Analytics or a database, has its own specific syntax. Getting it wrong can lead to errors or incorrect data. This tool helps you build the correct syntax without having to memorize the rules.

• UTM: Uses key-value pairs separated by `&` (e.g., `utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc`). It does not use complex operators.
• GA Universal Analytics: Uses a specific format for filters, often with `ga:` prefixes and special operators (e.g., `ga:sourceMedium==google / cpc;ga:sessions>10`). Conditions are separated by semicolons (AND) or commas (OR).
• Custom Filters: This is a generic builder that lets you define your own syntax rules, useful for internal tools or other platforms.

Always use lowercase for keys and values unless the system is case-sensitive. Avoid using spaces; use underscores (`_`) or hyphens (`-`) instead. When building complex filters, start with one condition, test it, and then add more. Always double-check your operators (`==` for exact match, `=~` for regex match, etc.).