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shahidhk
shahidhk commented Nov 1, 2018

Right now query in the nodejs api is just a string. we should support gql-parsed strings too, so that if they are exported elsewhere, it can be used directly.

import gql from 'graphql-tag';

export const GRAPHQL_QUERY=gql`
  query {
    something {
      anotherthing
    }
  }
`;
samber
samber commented Mar 25, 2020

Today, we add for: 5m to alerts, automatically.

Use case: mysql_global_status_uptime < 60 would never trigger

5m can be the default value.

Progression:

Basic resource monitoring

  • Prometheus self-monitoring
  • Host/Hardware
  • Docker Containers
  • Blackbox
  • Windows

Databases and brokers

  • MySQL
  • PostgreSQL
  • PGBouncer
  • [
jnguyen32
jnguyen32 commented Jul 24, 2019

The documentation seems fairly limited. Looking for a way to execute a "WHERE EXISTS" or "WHERE NOT EXISTS" type query.

Is the recommendation to extend pypika to include it or is there a way to custom write part of the query?

Not seeing much documentation on extending the module.

ThomasFrisendal
ThomasFrisendal commented Jul 16, 2018

Introduction

This is a proposal for adding more explicit and extensive, and even ASCII art inspired support for set algebra in openCypher.

In my opinion sets of graphs is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that is much more than a revival: Doing set algebra on sets of graphs is potentially several orders of magnitude more powerful than SQL-based set algebra (or the simple lists etc. offered

CIR
Looooong
Looooong commented May 5, 2017

Issue

Course.joining{ enrollments.on(id == enrollments.course_id) }.where.has{ enrollments.progress == 100 }

will produce the following query:

SELECT "courses".*
FROM "courses"
    INNER JOIN "enrollments" ON "courses"."id" = "enrollments"."course_id"
WHERE "enrollments_courses"."progress" = 100.0 // <-- Error here

Notice the WHERE condition, it's `

mwjames
mwjames commented Jun 30, 2019

To help users unfamiliar with SMW to find features and supplementary functions which are normally not enabled by default, I created [0] as starting point.

I would appreciate if some people from the community find the time to finalize and complete the list.

Tasks

  • Identify features and supplementary functions
    • SMWSearch
  • Add separate summary sections to the smw@wiki

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