Start data generation Generation Request Summary - Dataset Name: Online Touchpoints (user tracks) - Tables: - Table: touchpoints - Fields: - user_id: integer, range 1..1000, not null - timestamp: datetime (ISO-8601, UTC), within last 90 days, not null - short_url: string, not null; patterns: - media touchpoint → https://t.example/ad/landing- or https://t.example/display/landing- - onsite/page → https://site.example/page/landing- - onsite/conversion → https://site.example/checkout/landing- or https://site.example/checkout/confirm - type: enum string in {media touchpoint, onsite/page, onsite/conversion}, not null - Relationships: single table; no foreign keys - Row Counts: - Users: 1,000 distinct (1..1000) - Touchpoints per user: 1–20 - Target total rows: ~10,000 - Uniqueness and Nullability: - No nulls in any field - No additional uniqueness constraints - Distributions and Correlations: - Onsite touchpoints per user: 0–5 - Conversions are rare (≈5–8% of onsite events) and occur only after at least one onsite/page for the same user - Media typically precedes onsite for ~80% of users - Within each user, events are chronologically ordered with realistic gaps (minutes to days) - Date/Time Window and TZ: - Last 90 days from generation time - UTC; ISO-8601 format (e.g., 2025-09-12T14:05:00Z) - Locale Realism: - Generic English-like URLs; no PII - CSV Format: - Delimiter: comma - Quoting: minimal - Header: included - Encoding: UTF-8 - Random Seed: - None (non-reproducible run) - Assumptions (confirmed): - Landing number range is 1–999 - Up to one onsite/conversion per user is allowed but not strictly capped unless specified - Timestamps distributed across the window with mild daytime clustering - Domains t.example and site.example are acceptable

Start data generation Generation Request Summary - Dataset Name: Online Touchpoints (user tracks) - Tables: - Table: touchpoints - Fields: - user_id: integer, range 1..1000, not null - timestamp: datetime (ISO-8601, UTC), within last 90 days, not null - short_url: string, not null; patterns: - media touchpoint → https://t.example/ad/landing- or https://t.example/display/landing- - onsite/page → https://site.example/page/landing- - onsite/conversion → https://site.example/checkout/landing- or https://site.example/checkout/confirm - type: enum string in {media touchpoint, onsite/page, onsite/conversion}, not null - Relationships: single table; no foreign keys - Row Counts: - Users: 1,000 distinct (1..1000) - Touchpoints per user: 1–20 - Target total rows: ~10,000 - Uniqueness and Nullability: - No nulls in any field - No additional uniqueness constraints - Distributions and Correlations: - Onsite touchpoints per user: 0–5 - Conversions are rare (≈5–8% of onsite events) and occur only after at least one onsite/page for the same user - Media typically precedes onsite for ~80% of users - Within each user, events are chronologically ordered with realistic gaps (minutes to days) - Date/Time Window and TZ: - Last 90 days from generation time - UTC; ISO-8601 format (e.g., 2025-09-12T14:05:00Z) - Locale Realism: - Generic English-like URLs; no PII - CSV Format: - Delimiter: comma - Quoting: minimal - Header: included - Encoding: UTF-8 - Random Seed: - None (non-reproducible run) - Assumptions (confirmed): - Landing number range is 1–999 - Up to one onsite/conversion per user is allowed but not strictly capped unless specified - Timestamps distributed across the window with mild daytime clustering - Domains t.example and site.example are acceptable

Start data generation Generation Request Summary - Dataset Name: Online Touchpoints (user tracks) - Tables: - Table: touchpoints - Fields: - user_id: integer, range 1..1000, not null - timestamp: datetime (ISO-8601, UTC), within last 90 days, not null - short_url: string, not null; patterns: - media touchpoint → https://t.example/ad/landing- or https://t.example/display/landing- - onsite/page → https://site.example/page/landing- - onsite/conversion → https://site.example/checkout/landing- or https://site.example/checkout/confirm - type: enum string in {media touchpoint, onsite/page, onsite/conversion}, not null - Relationships: single table; no foreign keys - Row Counts: - Users: 1,000 distinct (1..1000) - Touchpoints per user: 1–20 - Target total rows: ~10,000 - Uniqueness and Nullability: - No nulls in any field - No additional uniqueness constraints - Distributions and Correlations: - Onsite touchpoints per user: 0–5 - Conversions are rare (≈5–8% of onsite events) and occur only after at least one onsite/page for the same user - Media typically precedes onsite for ~80% of users - Within each user, events are chronologically ordered with realistic gaps (minutes to days) - Date/Time Window and TZ: - Last 90 days from generation time - UTC; ISO-8601 format (e.g., 2025-09-12T14:05:00Z) - Locale Realism: - Generic English-like URLs; no PII - CSV Format: - Delimiter: comma - Quoting: minimal - Header: included - Encoding: UTF-8 - Random Seed: - None (non-reproducible run) - Assumptions (confirmed): - Landing number range is 1–999 - Up to one onsite/conversion per user is allowed but not strictly capped unless specified - Timestamps distributed across the window with mild daytime clustering - Domains t.example and site.example are acceptable

Start data generation Generation Request Summary - Dataset Name: Online Touchpoints (user tracks) - Tables: - Table: touchpoints - Fields: - user_id: integer, range 1..1000, not null - timestamp: datetime (ISO-8601, UTC), within last 90 days, not null - short_url: string, not null; patterns: - media touchpoint → https://t.example/ad/landing- or https://t.example/display/landing- - onsite/page → https://site.example/page/landing- - onsite/conversion → https://site.example/checkout/landing- or https://site.example/checkout/confirm - type: enum string in {media touchpoint, onsite/page, onsite/conversion}, not null - Relationships: single table; no foreign keys - Row Counts: - Users: 1,000 distinct (1..1000) - Touchpoints per user: 1–20 - Target total rows: ~10,000 - Uniqueness and Nullability: - No nulls in any field - No additional uniqueness constraints - Distributions and Correlations: - Onsite touchpoints per user: 0–5 - Conversions are rare (≈5–8% of onsite events) and occur only after at least one onsite/page for the same user - Media typically precedes onsite for ~80% of users - Within each user, events are chronologically ordered with realistic gaps (minutes to days) - Date/Time Window and TZ: - Last 90 days from generation time - UTC; ISO-8601 format (e.g., 2025-09-12T14:05:00Z) - Locale Realism: - Generic English-like URLs; no PII - CSV Format: - Delimiter: comma - Quoting: minimal - Header: included - Encoding: UTF-8 - Random Seed: - None (non-reproducible run) - Assumptions (confirmed): - Landing number range is 1–999 - Up to one onsite/conversion per user is allowed but not strictly capped unless specified - Timestamps distributed across the window with mild daytime clustering - Domains t.example and site.example are acceptable

Start data generation Generation Request Summary - Dataset Name: Online Touchpoints (user tracks) - Tables: - Table: touchpoints - Fields: - user_id: integer, range 1..1000, not null - timestamp: datetime (ISO-8601, UTC), within last 90 days, not null - short_url: string, not null; patterns: - media touchpoint → https://t.example/ad/landing- or https://t.example/display/landing- - onsite/page → https://site.example/page/landing- - onsite/conversion → https://site.example/checkout/landing- or https://site.example/checkout/confirm - type: enum string in {media touchpoint, onsite/page, onsite/conversion}, not null - Relationships: single table; no foreign keys - Row Counts: - Users: 1,000 distinct (1..1000) - Touchpoints per user: 1–20 - Target total rows: ~10,000 - Uniqueness and Nullability: - No nulls in any field - No additional uniqueness constraints - Distributions and Correlations: - Onsite touchpoints per user: 0–5 - Conversions are rare (≈5–8% of onsite events) and occur only after at least one onsite/page for the same user - Media typically precedes onsite for ~80% of users - Within each user, events are chronologically ordered with realistic gaps (minutes to days) - Date/Time Window and TZ: - Last 90 days from generation time - UTC; ISO-8601 format (e.g., 2025-09-12T14:05:00Z) - Locale Realism: - Generic English-like URLs; no PII - CSV Format: - Delimiter: comma - Quoting: minimal - Header: included - Encoding: UTF-8 - Random Seed: - None (non-reproducible run) - Assumptions (confirmed): - Landing number range is 1–999 - Up to one onsite/conversion per user is allowed but not strictly capped unless specified - Timestamps distributed across the window with mild daytime clustering - Domains t.example and site.example are acceptable

Start data generation Generation Request Summary - Dataset Name: Online Touchpoints (user tracks) - Tables: - Table: touchpoints - Fields: - user_id: integer, range 1..1000, not null - timestamp: datetime (ISO-8601, UTC), within last 90 days, not null - short_url: string, not null; patterns: - media touchpoint → https://t.example/ad/landing- or https://t.example/display/landing- - onsite/page → https://site.example/page/landing- - onsite/conversion → https://site.example/checkout/landing- or https://site.example/checkout/confirm - type: enum string in {media touchpoint, onsite/page, onsite/conversion}, not null - Relationships: single table; no foreign keys - Row Counts: - Users: 1,000 distinct (1..1000) - Touchpoints per user: 1–20 - Target total rows: ~10,000 - Uniqueness and Nullability: - No nulls in any field - No additional uniqueness constraints - Distributions and Correlations: - Onsite touchpoints per user: 0–5 - Conversions are rare (≈5–8% of onsite events) and occur only after at least one onsite/page for the same user - Media typically precedes onsite for ~80% of users - Within each user, events are chronologically ordered with realistic gaps (minutes to days) - Date/Time Window and TZ: - Last 90 days from generation time - UTC; ISO-8601 format (e.g., 2025-09-12T14:05:00Z) - Locale Realism: - Generic English-like URLs; no PII - CSV Format: - Delimiter: comma - Quoting: minimal - Header: included - Encoding: UTF-8 - Random Seed: - None (non-reproducible run) - Assumptions (confirmed): - Landing number range is 1–999 - Up to one onsite/conversion per user is allowed but not strictly capped unless specified - Timestamps distributed across the window with mild daytime clustering - Domains t.example and site.example are acceptable

Start data generation Generation Request Summary - Dataset Name: Online Touchpoints (user tracks) - Tables: - Table: touchpoints - Fields: - user_id: integer, range 1..1000, not null - timestamp: datetime (ISO-8601, UTC), within last 90 days, not null - short_url: string, not null; patterns: - media touchpoint → https://t.example/ad/landing- or https://t.example/display/landing- - onsite/page → https://site.example/page/landing- - onsite/conversion → https://site.example/checkout/landing- or https://site.example/checkout/confirm - type: enum string in {media touchpoint, onsite/page, onsite/conversion}, not null - Relationships: single table; no foreign keys - Row Counts: - Users: 1,000 distinct (1..1000) - Touchpoints per user: 1–20 - Target total rows: ~10,000 - Uniqueness and Nullability: - No nulls in any field - No additional uniqueness constraints - Distributions and Correlations: - Onsite touchpoints per user: 0–5 - Conversions are rare (≈5–8% of onsite events) and occur only after at least one onsite/page for the same user - Media typically precedes onsite for ~80% of users - Within each user, events are chronologically ordered with realistic gaps (minutes to days) - Date/Time Window and TZ: - Last 90 days from generation time - UTC; ISO-8601 format (e.g., 2025-09-12T14:05:00Z) - Locale Realism: - Generic English-like URLs; no PII - CSV Format: - Delimiter: comma - Quoting: minimal - Header: included - Encoding: UTF-8 - Random Seed: - None (non-reproducible run) - Assumptions (confirmed): - Landing number range is 1–999 - Up to one onsite/conversion per user is allowed but not strictly capped unless specified - Timestamps distributed across the window with mild daytime clustering - Domains t.example and site.example are acceptable

Start data generation Generation Request Summary - Dataset Name: Online Touchpoints (user tracks) - Tables: - Table: touchpoints - Fields: - user_id: integer, range 1..1000, not null - timestamp: datetime (ISO-8601, UTC), within last 90 days, not null - short_url: string, not null; patterns: - media touchpoint → https://t.example/ad/landing- or https://t.example/display/landing- - onsite/page → https://site.example/page/landing- - onsite/conversion → https://site.example/checkout/landing- or https://site.example/checkout/confirm - type: enum string in {media touchpoint, onsite/page, onsite/conversion}, not null - Relationships: single table; no foreign keys - Row Counts: - Users: 1,000 distinct (1..1000) - Touchpoints per user: 1–20 - Target total rows: ~10,000 - Uniqueness and Nullability: - No nulls in any field - No additional uniqueness constraints - Distributions and Correlations: - Onsite touchpoints per user: 0–5 - Conversions are rare (≈5–8% of onsite events) and occur only after at least one onsite/page for the same user - Media typically precedes onsite for ~80% of users - Within each user, events are chronologically ordered with realistic gaps (minutes to days) - Date/Time Window and TZ: - Last 90 days from generation time - UTC; ISO-8601 format (e.g., 2025-09-12T14:05:00Z) - Locale Realism: - Generic English-like URLs; no PII - CSV Format: - Delimiter: comma - Quoting: minimal - Header: included - Encoding: UTF-8 - Random Seed: - None (non-reproducible run) - Assumptions (confirmed): - Landing number range is 1–999 - Up to one onsite/conversion per user is allowed but not strictly capped unless specified - Timestamps distributed across the window with mild daytime clustering - Domains t.example and site.example are acceptable

Start data generation Generation Request Summary - Dataset Name: Online Touchpoints (user tracks) - Tables: - Table: touchpoints - Fields: - user_id: integer, range 1..1000, not null - timestamp: datetime (ISO-8601, UTC), within last 90 days, not null - short_url: string, not null; patterns: - media touchpoint → https://t.example/ad/landing-

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