Hi,

+1 from committer ,


I checked:

- Incubating in name.        (ok)
- Download links.              (ok)
- Start in Mac JDK8.         (ok)
- The following statements executed successfully (ok)


set storage group to root.lg;
insert into root.lg.dd(time,test) values(1, 0.99);
show timeseries;
select * from root.lg.dd;


minor issue :
- The README.md file displays garbled code on the web page
    Insert timeseries data is a basic operation of IoTDB, you can use 鈥業NSERT鈥� 
command to finish this


- When use double type and RLE encoding , has precision problems
   create timeseries root.lg.dd.test with datatype=double, encoding=RLE;
   insert into root.lg.dd(time,test) values(2,0.9999);
   select * from root.lg.dd;


+--------------------------------------------+--------------------+
|                         Time                      | root.lg.dd.test  |
+--------------------------------------------+--------------------+
|1970-01-01T08:00:00.002+08:00  |            1.0        |
+--------------------------------------------+--------------------+


Best,
———————

Dawei Liu
On 06/22/2020 10:35,田原<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,

+1 from committer :)

I checked:

- Incubating in name                             (ok)
- Download links                                 (ok)
- Signatures and hashes                          (ok)
- Compile from source                            (ok)
- LICENSE and NOTICE                             (ok)
- Start in mac openJDK8 and openJDK11            (ok)
- The following statements executed successfully (ok)

create timeseries root.turbine.d0.s0(temperature) with datatype=FLOAT, 
encoding=RLE, compression=SNAPPY tags(unit=f, description='turbine this is a 
test1') attributes(H_Alarm=100, M_Alarm=50);

create timeseries root.turbine.d0.s1(power) with datatype=FLOAT, encoding=RLE, 
compression=SNAPPY tags(unit=kw, description='turbine this is a test2') 
attributes(H_Alarm=99.9, M_Alarm=44.4);

create timeseries root.turbine.d1.s0(status) with datatype=INT32, encoding=RLE 
tags(description='turbine this is a test3') attributes(H_Alarm=9, M_Alarm=5);

create timeseries root.turbine.d2.s0(temperature) with datatype=FLOAT, 
encoding=RLE, compression=SNAPPY tags(unit=f, description='turbine d2 this is a 
test1') attributes(MaxValue=100, MinValue=1);

create timeseries root.turbine.d2.s1(power) with datatype=FLOAT, encoding=RLE, 
compression=SNAPPY tags(unit=kw, description='turbine d2 this is a test2') 
attributes(MaxValue=99.9, MinValue=44.4);

create timeseries root.turbine.d2.s3(status) with datatype=INT32, encoding=RLE 
tags(description='turbine d2 this is a test3') attributes(MaxValue=9, 
MinValue=5);

create timeseries root.ln.d0.s0(temperature) with datatype=FLOAT, encoding=RLE, 
compression=SNAPPY tags(unit=c, description='ln this is a test1') 
attributes(H_Alarm=1000, M_Alarm=500);

create timeseries root.ln.d0.s1(power) with datatype=FLOAT, encoding=RLE, 
compression=SNAPPY tags(unit=w, description='ln this is a test2') 
attributes(H_Alarm=9.9, M_Alarm=4.4);

create timeseries root.ln.d1.s0(status) with datatype=INT32, encoding=RLE 
tags(description='ln this is a test3') attributes(H_Alarm=90, M_Alarm=50);

show timeseries where unit=f;


Best,
---------------
Yuan Tian

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