Plot Function
get(connection, parameters_dict)
An RTDIP Resampling plot function in spark to resample data to find the First, Last, Min, Max and Exception Value for the time interval by querying databricks SQL warehouses using a connection and authentication method specified by the user. This spark resample function will return a resampled dataframe.
The available connectors by RTDIP are Databricks SQL Connect, PYODBC SQL Connect, TURBODBC SQL Connect.
The available authentication methods are Certificate Authentication, Client Secret Authentication or Default Authentication. See documentation.
This function requires the user to input a dictionary of parameters. (See Attributes table below)
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
connection |
object
|
Connection chosen by the user (Databricks SQL Connect, PYODBC SQL Connect, TURBODBC SQL Connect) |
required |
parameters_dict |
dict
|
A dictionary of parameters (see Attributes table below) |
required |
Attributes:
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
business_unit |
str
|
Business unit of the data |
region |
str
|
Region |
asset |
str
|
Asset |
data_security_level |
str
|
Level of data security |
data_type |
str
|
Type of the data (float, integer, double, string) |
tag_names |
list
|
List of tagname or tagnames ["tag_1", "tag_2"] |
start_date |
str
|
Start date (Either a date in the format YY-MM-DD or a datetime in the format YYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS or specify the timezone offset in the format YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS+zz:zz) |
end_date |
str
|
End date (Either a date in the format YY-MM-DD or a datetime in the format YYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS or specify the timezone offset in the format YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS+zz:zz) |
sample_rate |
int
|
(deprecated) Please use time_interval_rate instead. See below. |
sample_unit |
str
|
(deprecated) Please use time_interval_unit instead. See below. |
time_interval_rate |
str
|
The time interval rate (numeric input) |
time_interval_unit |
str
|
The time interval unit (second, minute, day, hour) |
include_bad_data |
bool
|
Include "Bad" data points with True or remove "Bad" data points with False |
pivot |
optional bool
|
Pivot the data on timestamp column with True or do not pivot the data with False |
display_uom |
optional bool
|
Display the unit of measure with True or False. Does not apply to pivoted tables. Defaults to False |
limit |
optional int
|
The number of rows to be returned |
offset |
optional int
|
The number of rows to skip before returning rows |
case_insensitivity_tag_search |
optional bool
|
Search for tags using case insensitivity with True or case sensitivity with False |
Returns:
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
DataFrame |
DataFrame
|
A resampled dataframe. |
Warning
Setting case_insensitivity_tag_search
to True will result in a longer query time.
Note
display_uom
True will not work in conjunction with pivot
set to True.
Source code in src/sdk/python/rtdip_sdk/queries/time_series/plot.py
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Example
from rtdip_sdk.authentication.azure import DefaultAuth
from rtdip_sdk.connectors import DatabricksSQLConnection
from rtdip_sdk.queries import TimeSeriesQueryBuilder
auth = DefaultAuth().authenticate()
token = auth.get_token("2ff814a6-3304-4ab8-85cb-cd0e6f879c1d/.default").token
connection = DatabricksSQLConnection("{server_hostname}", "{http_path}", token)
data = (
TimeSeriesQueryBuilder()
.connect(connection)
.source("{tablename_or_path}")
.plot(
tagname_filter=["{tag_name_1}", "{tag_name_2}"],
start_date="2023-01-01",
end_date="2023-01-31",
time_interval_rate="15",
time_interval_unit="minute",
)
)
print(data)
This example is using DefaultAuth()
and DatabricksSQLConnection()
to authenticate and connect. You can find other ways to authenticate here. The alternative built in connection methods are either by PYODBCSQLConnection()
, TURBODBCSQLConnection()
or SparkConnection()
.
Note
See Samples Repository for full list of examples.
Note
server_hostname
and http_path
can be found on the SQL Warehouses Page.