The TSTool time series list is useful for understanding what time series are available. Currently, however, you must at a minimum create a TSID command, run the commands, and then select the time series in results to view.
It would be nice to be able to view the time series without running commands, especially when trying to get an understanding of how much data are available, are their data quality issues, etc. And, people that are not familiar with TSTool commands could more easily view the data.
There are issues such as whether the data are sparse (so point graph might be best), but it may be possible for datastores to provide some hints as to the best way to view data. In any case, a simple default graph could be tried to see how the feature helps the user experience.
The TSTool time series list is useful for understanding what time series are available. Currently, however, you must at a minimum create a TSID command, run the commands, and then select the time series in results to view.
It would be nice to be able to view the time series without running commands, especially when trying to get an understanding of how much data are available, are their data quality issues, etc. And, people that are not familiar with TSTool commands could more easily view the data.
There are issues such as whether the data are sparse (so point graph might be best), but it may be possible for datastores to provide some hints as to the best way to view data. In any case, a simple default graph could be tried to see how the feature helps the user experience.