For unsupported data types (I tested these with a counter data type) these two functions generate an error message like argument of [mv_min(k8s.pod.network.tx)] must be [representableNonSpatial], found value [k8s.pod.network.tx] type [counter_long]. As a user, I am confused as to what representableNonSpatial means. And the documentation doesn't help me either. Nowhere I could find what representable means for ES|QL.
Other mv_ functions returns a more user friednly error message, but I am still confused as to what "representable" means for me, as an user.
argument of [mv_count(k8s.pod.network.tx)] must be [representable], found value [k8s.pod.network.tx] type [counter_long]"
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For unsupported data types (I tested these with a
counter
data type) these two functions generate an error message likeargument of [mv_min(k8s.pod.network.tx)] must be [representableNonSpatial], found value [k8s.pod.network.tx] type [counter_long]
. As a user, I am confused as to what representableNonSpatial means. And the documentation doesn't help me either. Nowhere I could find whatrepresentable
means for ES|QL.Other mv_ functions returns a more user friednly error message, but I am still confused as to what "representable" means for me, as an user.
argument of [mv_count(k8s.pod.network.tx)] must be [representable], found value [k8s.pod.network.tx] type [counter_long]"