I have a problem with visualization of my data on Kibana 4. In discover menu I have the real date that I have insert, but in visualize menu it's not the same date.
This is my data :
{"index":{"_id":"1"}}
{"data1":912914,"date":"2015-01-01","title":"my-title","data2":2939186,"data3":226447}
{"index":{"_id":"2"}}
{"data1":910145,"date":"2015-01-02","title":"my-title","data2":2936572,"data3":225800}
{"index":{"_id":"3"}}
{"data1":917742,"date":"2015-01-03","title":"my-title","data2":2942237,"data3":226889}
{"index":{"_id":"4"}}
{"data1":911823,"date":"2015-01-04","title":"my-title","data2":2925900,"data3":230025}
And the result in discover menu :
This result is good with the good date, but now in visualize menu :
So, as you can see, on the second image the date is the date from the day before and note the real date as I want.
Someone can help me to resolve this problem?
Thanks in advance
Elasticsearch stores all dates in GMT.
When kibana displays dates, it displays them in your browsers local time (which appears to be offset from GMT by 1 hour).
If you put the times into ES with the correct time zone it may display them properly, but you have not specified how you are getting the data into ES. If it is with logstash, you could try adding a timezone parameter to your date filter.
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For my Grafana panel i would like to extract and display the hours of a date from a given timestamp series
For example the timestamp 1628274040 which is 2021-08-06 18:20:40 (CET) i would like to only have "18:20:40" and display this comparable in my panel (display as graph).
How to do that? The underlying data is influxDB and the query is influxQL. I searched the grafana dashboard for converting function but dont find any.
I do not understand how you imagine to present this data in Grafan graph panel.
But I know that there is possibility to make it as a table with Datatable Panel Plugin by setting "Column Style" of "Time" as "HH:mm:ss".
It will allow you to present your data as a table with format exactly as you described.
Realisation example - image
This will return current date, like "24/05/22":
${__to:date:DD/MM/WW}
This will return Timestamp from today date, like "1653447599999":
${__to}
I've pulled in data in Qlik Sense (cloud) from the Google Analytics connector. I'm trying to convert the standard date [ga_dateHourMinute] field to a more eligible date format.
The current format is YearMonthDayhHourMinute, for instance: 201810250004, I would like to convert this to the standard date format 2018-10-25 00:04:00. How do I do this? Answers concerning methods in the data load script or master formula's or variables are all welcome.
Click to see screenshot: left = current date format and right = desired date format
This is one approach:
DateAlter:
LOAD * INLINE [
Date
201810250004
];
DateAlter2:
LOAD
Date(Date#([Date], 'YYYYMMDDhhmm') ,'YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm') AS [MyDateField]
Resident
DateAlter;
If you haven't played around with the data manager, it will allow you to edit fields and handle dates in a fairly easy manner:
Qlik Sense Data Manager
I ended up creating a text fields that combined the different digits from the one field into a new order, then pushed the data format into a date/time. Quite a bit of work, but fairly solid.
Using Tableau, I need to create a visualisation that shows me the total volume of started and ended work items per day.
Typical sql data consists of columns for each:
Reference (Unique Work Item Reference)
Start Date (Date Work Item Started)
End Date (Date Work Item Finished)
For example, if on the 6th of April 2018, 55 work items were started and 5 items were finished. Each represented date should show in its own line over time.
The issue I'm getting at the moment, when I have start date as a continuous column, it calculates the number of work items started for the end date and not the number of items finished for the end date.
Any help guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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This is a simple problem if you correct the shape of your data. You can achieve this by using the pivot functionality in Tableau or Custom SQL(If your data source does not support pivot).
Pivot the date columns
2. Rename the pivoted fields
Now build the view as below.(null values are due to tasks that are not yet closed, you can just filter it out)
I assume that the data is of this form Data structure
With this format, you could achieve something like this Gantt Chart
If you notice, I have created a calculated field called "Duration" which is in size shelf.
the calculated field reads
If [Status]="Finished" then
[End Date]-[Start Date] ELSE
TODAY()-[Start Date]
end
Hope this helps! Let me know if this is not clear enough
Even if the Status column is not there in the data source, it can be added using the following code
if ISNULL([End Date]) then
"WIP" else "Finished" end
Also, is this how you want to see the information?
Click here
Could you please have a look at it and let me know your thoughts?
https://us-east-1.online.tableau.com/t/tableaumanoraj/views/VolumeExample/Dashboard1?iframeSizedToWindow=true&:embed=y&:showAppBanner=false&:display_count=no&:showVizHome=no
First of all im a starter,iam using eclipse.
I want to add current date and time of login in to db and search a day and find out the time between login and logout.
°What is the data type for the date colum in mysql ?
°Is it necessary separate column for date and time ?
°which one i want to import, java.util.date or java.sql.date ?
°In Java code simple date format or calender is better ?
Advanced thanks.....
You might want to read this:
Should I use field 'datetime' or 'timestamp'?
For example, if you have mysql populate the log record's date/time (using "DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP" in your field definition), you will want to use timestamp. For certain situations where you fill a date value from your application, you may wish to use datetime. Be careful with timezones.
Here are the date functions in mysql:
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/date-and-time-functions.html
DATEDIFF(), for example, will calculate the number of days between two datetimes. If you use unix timestamps, you can use standard arithmetic between the values to find the number of seconds between them, and then calculate minutes, hours, days, etc. by dividing appropriately.
This answer is focused on how to handle the dates in mysql. Not enough info to provide guidance on java.
I have two fields,
CreatedDate
UpdatedDate
It takes from the system date and time.. My sql server is located at UK. So when i see in site it is showing wrong time.. how to change this in mvc?
My details page, i am showing like following,
<strong>Date Posted:</strong>
<%:Model.CreatedDate%>
Please give me the ideas?
I would store your dates using UTC and then use that as a baseline for converting to the appropriate timezone for your region. This makes it flexible since you have a constant reference point.