Hi Eric,
I tried that, but still get the same error.
My table looks like this:
create "SystemMetrics",
{NAME => "cpu", VERSIONS => 65535},
{NAME => "system", VERSION => 65535},
{NAME => "disk", VERSION => 65535},
{NAME => "memory", VERSION => 65535},
{NAME => "network", VERSION => 65535},
{NAME => "tags", VERSION => 65535},
{NAME => "SystemMetricsInError", VERSIONS => 65535}
Some sample data in it:
column=memory:ActualFree, timestamp=1308677520000, value=1453678592
column=memory:ActualUsed, timestamp=1308677520000, value=305623040
column=memory:Free, timestamp=1308677520000, value=156286976
column=memory:FreePercent, timestamp=1308677520000, value=82.62816139989802
column=memory:Ram, timestamp=1308677520000, value=1680
column=memory:Total, timestamp=1308677520000, value=1759301632
column=memory:Used, timestamp=1308677520000, value=1603014656
column=memory:UsedPercent, timestamp=1308677520000,
value=17.371838600101974
column=memory:capp, timestamp=1308677520000, value=Sigar
column=memory:csource, timestamp=1308677520000, value=ip-10-168-46-128
column=memory:ctags, timestamp=1308677520000, value= cluster="chukwa"
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