As part of the new Query Experience, we want the user to be able to interact with the results set given to further refine their observation and their query.
Basic Requirements of the Results View:
The results received can be searched/filtered (not impacting the query)
Data is paginated when it can't fit within the space requested
The results can be tweaked for local time zone vs. utc (not impacting the query)
Sorting of columns can be done (without impacting the query)
Filters can be set for the columns that are displayed (updates the query)
Groupings can be set for the columns that are displayed (updates the query)
User can toggle between a preview of data and the full data set
User will have a way to go from here to a visualization view
When full data set is shown, user will be shown # of rows in the results
When full data set is shown, user will be shown # of tables in the results
When full data set is shown, user will be shown the # of seconds the query took
When the query takes less than 1 second, the user will be shown the number of milliseconds the query took
garylfowler
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2 years ago
EPIC Description
As part of the new Query Experience, we want the user to be able to interact with the results set given to further refine their observation and their query.
Basic Requirements of the Results View:
The results received can be searched/filtered (not impacting the query)
Data is paginated when it can't fit within the space requested
The results can be tweaked for local time zone vs. utc (not impacting the query)
Sorting of columns can be done (without impacting the query)
Filters can be set for the columns that are displayed (updates the query)
Groupings can be set for the columns that are displayed (updates the query)
User can toggle between a preview of data and the full data setUser will have a way to go from here to a visualization view
When full data set is shown, user will be shown # of rows in the results
When full data set is shown, user will be shown # of tables in the results
When full data set is shown, user will be shown the # of seconds the query took
When the query takes less than 1 second, the user will be shown the number of milliseconds the query took
User will have the option to re-run the query