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Score of 2
1 answer
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I'm hitting a bit of a wall with TQL (GridDB's query language) performance on my GridDB Cloud instance. I've got a TimeSeries container that's grown quite large (about 500 million rows of sensor data),...
Score of 1
0 answers
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I'm wrestling with a pretty common IoT problem here, but specifically with GridDB Cloud. I've got a ton of time-series sensor data coming in – we're talking thousands of data points per second – and I ...
Score of 1
1 answer
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I'm querying motion sensor data stored in GridDB. Each row represents a sensor state change. Sample data: dt message 2021-06-30 10:00:00 ON 2021-06-30 10:00:13 OFF 2021-06-30 10:04:57 ON 2021-06-30 10:...
Score of 0
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I am trying to calculate a time-weighted average using the TIME_AVG() aggregation function in GridDB with the Python client. However, the query consistently fails with a TQL_UNSUPPORTED_AGGREGATION ...
Score of 2
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I'm developing a Java application that interacts with GridDB and I'm trying to better understand how the Java client manages connections. In several places in the application, I obtain a GridStore ...
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I'm using the GridDB Java API and have a collection where each row contains several fields. In some cases, I only need to update a single field. Right now I'm doing this: Device device = container.get(...
Advice
1 vote
2 replies
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I'm using the GridDB Java client to execute queries like this: Query<RowSet<Row>> query = container.query("SELECT * FROM sensor_data"); RowSet<Row> rs = query.fetch(); ...
Score of 1
0 answers
47 views

I'm trying to reduce object creation in a high-throughput Python application by reusing a single RowKeyPredicate. The application repeatedly performs range lookups. predicate = griddb.RowKeyPredicate(...
Score of 1
0 answers
59 views

I'm testing concurrent updates from two independent Python services. Both services retrieve exactly the same row. row = container.get(42) The row initially contains { "id":42, "...
Score of 3
0 answers
66 views

I have a Collection container containing approximately 8 million rows. Each row contains: deviceId, timestamp, temperature, status. To speed up time-range queries for a specific device I created a ...
Advice
0 votes
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I have a Collection container in GridDB that stores employee information. Example: empId Name Department 101 Alice HR 102 Bob Sales Suppose I want to update employee 102's ...
Advice
0 votes
2 replies
89 views

I'm working with GridDB Community Edition and Java 17. One of my containers contains approximately 200,000 rows. Query<RowSet<Row>> query = container.query("SELECT * FROM ...
Advice
0 votes
1 replies
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I'm using a single GridStore instance that is created during application startup. GridStore store = GridStoreFactory.getInstance().getGridStore(props); After the application remains idle for about 30–...
Score of 3
1 answer
87 views

I'm using GridDB Cloud with the Python client (griddb_python) and found what appears to be a discrepancy between server-side filtering performed by TQL and equivalent filtering performed in Python ...
Score of 4
0 answers
71 views

I'm using GridDB Cloud with the Python client (griddb_python) and noticed that the same row appears to be deserialized differently depending on whether it is retrieved using container.get() or through ...

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