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# Google Analytics 4 (GA4) Migration Guide
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## Upgrading to 2.0.0
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This version update only affects the schema of GA4 connections that sync <b>more than one property</b>.
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Version 2.0.0 prevents the duplication of stream names by renaming some property streams with a new stream name that includes the property ID.
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<b>If you only are syncing from one property, no changes will occur when you upgrade to the new version. </b> The stream names will continue to appear as:
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- "daily_active_users",
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- "weekly_active_users"
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If you are syncing more than one property, any property after the first will have the property ID appended to the stream name.
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For example, if your property IDs are: `0001`, `0002`, `0003`, the streams related to properties `0002` and `0003` will have the property ID appended to the end of the stream name.
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- "daily_active_users",
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- "daily_active_users_property_0002",
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- "daily_active_users_property_0003",
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- "weekly_active_users",
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- "weekly_active_users_property_0002"
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- "weekly_active_users_property_0003"
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If you are syncing more than one property ID, you will need to reset those streams to ensure syncing continues accurately.
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In the future, if you add an additional property ID, all new streams will append the property ID to the stream name without affecting existing streams. A reset is not required if you add the consecutive property after upgrading to 2.0.0.
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