Tseesecake is a lightweight proxy for time-series query engines, supporting multiple database engines and storage providers, with a SQL dialect dedicated to time series
It should be possible to define the time range in the BUCKET BY clause. This clause is limiting the time range returned by the query but at the opposite of a filter clause (WHERE), it ensures that all timestamps in the range are effectively returned. E.g. if a timeseries starts on 2022-12-28 and the query is requesting to bucket by day over the range 2022-12-25 to 2022-12-31, the 7 rows with days between 2022-12-25 will be returned 2022-12-30 and the first 3 rows will have null value.
SELECT
Instant,
SUM(Forecasted) AS Forecasted
FROM
WindEnergy
BUCKET BY
DAY
RANGE BETWEEN '2022-12-25' AND '2022-12-31'
Is returning the following table:
Instant
Forecasted
2022-12-25
(null)
2022-12-26
(null)
2022-12-27
(null)
2022-12-28
450
2022-12-29
540
2022-12-30
670
2022-12-31
480
The values for the dates 2022-12-25 to 2022-12-27 are set to (null) because the timeseries has no value for these dates.
It should be possible to define the time range in the
BUCKET BY
clause. This clause is limiting the time range returned by the query but at the opposite of a filter clause (WHERE
), it ensures that all timestamps in the range are effectively returned. E.g. if a timeseries starts on 2022-12-28 and the query is requesting to bucket by day over the range 2022-12-25 to 2022-12-31, the 7 rows with days between 2022-12-25 will be returned 2022-12-30 and the first 3 rows will have null value.Is returning the following table:
The values for the dates 2022-12-25 to 2022-12-27 are set to (null) because the timeseries has no value for these dates.