yes, you are correct
On Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 6:24 AM Abhishek Kaushik
wrote:
> So, something like this should work then:
>
> "aggregations":[
> {
> "fieldName":"metric1",
> "name":"metric1",
> "type":"longSum"
> },
> {
>
So, something like this should work then:
"aggregations":[
{
"fieldName":"metric1",
"name":"metric1",
"type":"longSum"
},
{
"fieldName":"metric2",
"name":"metric2",
"type":"longSum"
}
],
"postAggregations":[
For the vast majority of use cases, Yes! For example, lets say you have two
metrics "Cost" and "Taxes" as USD cents. When you add the two together you
get the total that was charged (or something similar).
To get the total that was charged across everything, you simply sum the
Cost and sum the
Hi,
Suppose I have two metrics A and B in my dataset. I need to have a TopN
query on the aggregated combination of both (here A+B). Is it possible in
druid?
