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Not sure if this is a bug or if it's user error, but I'm having issues getting my graphs to work properly. It's unclear to me if it's an issue with my data structure or something else.
I have a Kubernetes cronjob that pushes data every hour to a BigQuery table that looks as follows:
Field name
Type
Mode
Policy tags
timestamp
DATETIME
REQUIRED
active_users_7_days_free
INTEGER
NULLABLE
active_users_7_days_paid
INTEGER
NULLABLE
active_users_30_days_free
INTEGER
NULLABLE
active_users_30_days_paid
INTEGER
NULLABLE
I'm able to query the data just fine from BigQuery's interface with something simple like:
SELECT timestamp,active_users_30_days_paid FROM `my-project.bi_metrics.webapp` LIMIT 1
This results in something like:
1 | 2020-05-12T00:20:05.915185 | 1024 |
I'm also able to select (at least partially) the data in Grafana, which leads me to believe the connection works fine:
Expected Behavior
The expected behavior would be that if I pick the above query (in the screenshot) would yield a graph.
Actual Behavior
The graph simply shows 'no data' as of right now.
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Create a table as per the structure above
Insert some data
Get No Data instead of a graph
Specifications
Version: 1.0.7
Platform: Kubernetes / GKE
Grafana Version: v6.7.3
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Bug Report
Not sure if this is a bug or if it's user error, but I'm having issues getting my graphs to work properly. It's unclear to me if it's an issue with my data structure or something else.
I have a Kubernetes cronjob that pushes data every hour to a BigQuery table that looks as follows:
I'm able to query the data just fine from BigQuery's interface with something simple like:
This results in something like:
I'm also able to select (at least partially) the data in Grafana, which leads me to believe the connection works fine:
Expected Behavior
The expected behavior would be that if I pick the above query (in the screenshot) would yield a graph.
Actual Behavior
The graph simply shows 'no data' as of right now.
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Specifications
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: