Multiple Aggregation Operators :: Kloudfuse Docs
Multiple Aggregation Operators
When working with numerical data in Advanced Search mode, you can use multiple FuseQL aggregation operators in the same query. Simply "pipe" the result of the previous step into a comma-separated list of aggregate operators. Then select to view the corresponding options in the chart.
For example,
- Navigate to the Logs > Time Series page.
- Turn on Advanced Search option.
- Combine
countandmaxaggregators over a numeric facet to issue the following query:
* | timeslice 5s |
count as number, (1)
max(@_number_0) as maximum (2)
by (_timeslice)
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| | |
| --- | --- |
| **1** | `count`: aliased as number |
| **2** | `max`: aliased as maximum |
4. Click (Run).
5. Kloudfuse generates a time series graph with two options: [Number (count)](https://docs.kloudfuse.com/platform/3.3.6/fuseql-multiple-aggregation-operators/#count) and [Maximum (max)](https://docs.kloudfuse.com/platform/3.3.6/fuseql-multiple-aggregation-operators/#max).
Use the **Aggregate** drop-down to select the chart you plan to examine.
- number
- maximum