{
    "action": "final",
    "content": "The table `raw.Website_Analytics` has 14 columns and 62,496 rows. Each row is one website, year and page (key = WEBSITE, YEAR, PAGE URL). The table is page-level web analytics for what looks like Baton Rouge government sites (brla.gov and related hosts).\n\n**Business columns**\n\n- **WEBSITE** (VARCHAR): the site or host the page belongs to, such as `311.brla.gov` or `www.brla.gov`. It has about 11 distinct values and no nulls, and it is the main classifier.\n- **YEAR** (BIGINT): the reporting year, 2014 to 2024 (about 12 distinct values). It is the only true time axis.\n- **PAGE PATH** (VARCHAR): the path portion of the page address, about 32,133 distinct values.\n- **PAGE URL** (VARCHAR): the full page address, about 45,316 distinct values. It identifies the page together with WEBSITE and YEAR.\n- **PAGE VIEWS** (BIGINT): total views of the page in that year. Range 0 to 228,326,194.\n- **UNIQUE VIEWS** (BIGINT): views counted once per visitor session. Range 0 to 16,424,436.\n- **AVERAGE TIME ON PAGE (SECONDS)** (DOUBLE): mean time visitors spent on the page. Range 0.0 to 2,794.26 seconds. The profiler tagged it as temporal, but it is a duration measure, not a date.\n- **ENTRANCES** (BIGINT): the number of times the page was the first page of a visit. Range 0 to 227,064,076.\n- **BOUNCE RATE (%)** (DOUBLE): the share of visits that entered on this page and left without further interaction. Range 0 to 100.\n- **EXIT RATE (%)** (DOUBLE): the share of views of the page that were the last page of a visit. Range 0 to 100.\n\n**Ingestion metadata columns**\n\nThese were added at load time and each holds a single value. They are not useful for analysis.\n\n- **_ingestion_timestamp** (TIMESTAMP): when the data was loaded.\n- **_batch_id** (VARCHAR): the load batch identifier.\n- **_source_file** (VARCHAR): the path of the source CSV.\n- **_source_system** (VARCHAR): the load channel, here `api`.\n\n**Notes**\n\n- None of the 14 columns has nulls (from the column profile).\n- The definitions of views, entrances, bounce and exit follow standard web analytics (Google Analytics) conventions. The dataset itself does not describe them, so treat those meanings as the usual interpretation rather than something confirmed by the data.\n- The maximum values for PAGE VIEWS and ENTRANCES (over 200 million) are very large for a single page-year. They may be aggregate or outlier rows and are worth checking before you rely on totals."
}