Hi Cheongu Kim, Please send email to dev@iotdb.apache.org for discussion (remember to subscribe the mailing list first).
As for your question, maybe the easiest method is add an offset on the timestamp to make they different. e.g., origin data: <car_1, 1705396048000, 2.0>, <car_1, 1705396048000, 2.1>, <car_1, 1705396049000, 2.2> to: <car_1, 1705396048000, 2.0>, <car_1, 1705396048001, 2.1>, <car_1, 1705396049000, 2.2> Best, ----------------------------------- Xiangdong Huang School of Software, Tsinghua University 김천구 <ckim191...@gmail.com> 于2024年1月16日周二 02:33写道： > > Dear Apache IoTDB Development Team > > Greetings, I hope this email finds you well. My name is Cheongu Kim and I am > reaching out to you today to request some assistance. I currently plan to > test IoTDB with some spatio-temporal(so-called ST) dataset which consists of > time, longitude, latitude, and serial data generated from these 3 elements. > > Since the data is about trajectories of vehicles, there are hundreds of > duplicates at the same time even in one vehicle because of its measurement > method. And the dataset can be identified by the serial data(Since space and > time are unique) > > I need to make a database which can be identified by the serial data, Which > means the serial data must be a key column or at least make sure not to lose > the data because it has the same time value or timestamp. > > I read about IoTDB papers, and explored the website but was unable to find > the information about creating the key column or unique column. I know it's a > time series database so time is the key column but how can I make another key > or unique column in iotdb? > > Thank you in advance for your time and assistance. I look forward to any > insights or information you can provide. > > Sincerely, > > Cheongu Kim > ckim191...@gmail.com
