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Kendo213
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I am running a stored procedure to read and parse an xel (xEvents) trace. Unfortunately I am unable to determine a route forward for leveraging rising column. I've tried the workarounds such as if 1=2 select getdate() as mytimestampcolumn, however it doesn't populate the dropdown. I'm also unable to pass ", ?" at the end of the sproc, Splunk states that Parameter #1 has not been set. TS is a column returned by the sproc which contains the timestamp in the data.

This is what I've tried so far:
if 1=2
select getdate() as TS
EXEC xevents.dbo.usp_QueryTabularXEvents '\\server\logs\PBIQueryTrace*.xel', ?
if 1=2
select * from Bogus where TS > 'bogus' order by TS

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