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Currently, when using druid SQL users have to add the time window (see below) to the WHERE clause.
AND __time >= MILLIS_TO_TIMESTAMP(${__from}) AND __time <= MILLIS_TO_TIMESTAMP(${__to})
It would be nice if one could use $timefilter or something similar to what the postgres plugin provides (see https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/variables/variable-types/global-variables/#timefilter-or-__timefilter).
It would be awesome if we could have some druid SQL parser (Druid Query Toolkit provides functions like addToWhere) to automatically add the above time window to users SQL.
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Currently, when using druid SQL users have to add the time window (see below) to the WHERE clause.
AND __time >= MILLIS_TO_TIMESTAMP(${__from}) AND __time <= MILLIS_TO_TIMESTAMP(${__to})
It would be nice if one could use $timefilter or something similar to what the postgres plugin provides (see https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/variables/variable-types/global-variables/#timefilter-or-__timefilter).
It would be awesome if we could have some druid SQL parser (Druid Query Toolkit provides functions like addToWhere) to automatically add the above time window to users SQL.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: