Reference

Look up the exact syntax, types, functions, and error codes for AML and AQL.

This section is pure lookup material: syntax definitions, type signatures, function specs, and error codes for AML and AQL. For conceptual guides and how-tos, see Analytics as Code.

AML Reference

AML (Analytics Modeling Language) is the declarative language for defining your semantic layer: models, fields, datasets, relationships, dashboards, and more.

Overview

How the AML reference is organized and where to start.

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Quick reference

Side-by-side examples for the most common AML objects.

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Model

Table models and query models, and the properties they support.

Fields

Dimensions and measures, with their definitions and options.

Dataset

Collections of models tied together with relationships.

Dashboard

Dashboard-as-code definitions and their blocks.

Types

The AML type system and how values are typed.

Programmable constructs

Constants, functions, modules, extend, and partial.

AQL Reference

AQL (Analytics Query Language) is the expression language for querying AML models, used in metrics, filters, calculated fields, and dataset field definitions.

Overview

How the AQL reference is organized and where to start.

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Expressions

Table, metric, and explore expressions, and how they evaluate.

Operators

Comparison, arithmetic, logical, and pipe operators.

Types

Scalars, tables, dimensions, fields, and measures.

Functions

Table, LOD, time-based, window, and inline functions.

Functions cheatsheet

Every AQL function in one scannable table.

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Error reference

Error codes and how to fix them.