Allow for forking the query and retaining the schedule

[runa]

1. Create a new query, set a refresh schedule
2. Fork it: the new query doesn't has the refresh schedule set.

[arikfr]

Actually this is by design. I wanted to avoid situation that queries get scheduled by mistake, just because the original one was scheduled.

[runa]

mrmr. I'm mostly forking queries to make them execute at another
datasource; so I really want to copy the schedule ;)

does the query results cache works by hashing the query text or it does it
by query-id? if it's in the first case, it wouldn't be a problem if you
duplicated the schedule without noticing it because the query won't be run
again (because of the query cache)

On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 2:48 PM, Arik Fraimovich notifications@github.com
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Actually this is by design. I wanted to avoid situation that queries get
scheduled by mistake, just because the original one was scheduled.

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[arikfr]

Well, the use case around fork is usually different: you want to fork it to play around with the query or change something. In such cases, caching won't help as the user will end up running a different query (but you're correct that it's done using query text).

I won't change the default behavior of fork, but it's possible to add another fork button that retains the scheduling...

[runa]

Super Fork?
Maybe "Clone" ?

On Tue, May 12, 2015 at 2:56 AM, Arik Fraimovich notifications@github.com
wrote:

Well, the use case around fork is usually different: you want to fork it
to play around with the query or change something. In such cases, caching
won't help as the user will end up running a different query (but you're
correct that it's done using query text).

I won't change the default behavior of fork, but it's possible to add
another fork button that retains the scheduling...

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[arikfr]

It's not a common enough use case to make the UI more complex than it is now.