Closed slavniyteo closed 6 years ago
The bars are a visualization of the numeric columns in the results. In this case, the DPT value is the yellowish bar and the count(*) is the green bar. The fourth row with a DPT value of 62642 is probably the highest value seen for that column since the bar reaches all the way to the right, the other yellow bars are then sized relative to that. By default, the bars are stacked and shown together, pressing TAB will cycle through each column. There is no option to turn off the bars at the moment.
Thank you for answer.
This visualization may be very useful in some cases, but not always. Especially whep tcp ports and aggregation functions are mixed together =)
I keep this issue open as feature request.
Ah, so DPT is a port number? Can I ask where the column came from? If it's from a custom log format, you can set -- "foreign-key": true -- for the value definition in the format file and it won't be graphed anymore. If it's from a search table, I don't think there's a way to disable graphing at the moment...
DPT is a port number and as you can see, it is decimal because it is parsed from a search table. But I used it as an example and now I work with custom formats. So foreign-key
is looks like something I'm looking for. Thank you.
But even with this flag as workaround, it is useful to turn off the visualization sometimes.
I keep this issue open as feature request. Again.
Hi, thank you for this awesome tool.
I like new SQL feature and use it a lot. But histograms at the sql-results window look weird. I can't understand what exactly do they mean.
For example, at this request:
Sometimes I want to disable histograms when I want to show sql results to my collegue but I can't find how.
UPD: I got it. Yellow mean value of
DPT
column and Green mean value ofcount(*)
column. Is there any way to customize them? For example, it may be useful to draw histograms based oncount(*)
only.