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Hi I am trying to plot count of faults by location on gmaps,
Query i am using is as below :
source="geo.csv" | table city,latitude,longitude|eval CITY=upper(city) | table CITY,latitude,longitude | rename CITY as Localidade | join Localidade [search
source="Areas para CNL .csv"] | table Localidade,AT,latitude,longitude | rename AT as AREA| join AREA [search source="/TEF_BRAZIL/base_bds_adslnew3.txt"] | table
N_BD,AREA,Localidade,latitude,longitude | geostats latfield=latitude longfield=longitude count(N_BD) by Localidade
but it giving me the below error:
split by field Localidade has large number of unique values 564 . Chart column set will be trimmed to 10. Use globallimit argument to control column count
Can any one correct me in getting right results.
Thanking you
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This is not an error, but a warning. It is telling you that you have many unique values for the Localidade
field. geostats
is computing a count for each of the values of Localidade
in addition to considering the lat/long. It is not possible for geostats
to display that many statistics, so it has chosen only the 10 top Localidade
values to display.
You can fix this in one of two ways:
Option 1) Set the globallimit
field as suggested
source="geo.csv"
| eval Localidade=upper(city)
| table Localidade,latitude,longitude
| join Localidade [search source="Areas para CNL .csv" ]
| table Localidade,AT,latitude,longitude
| rename AT as AREA
| join AREA [search source="/TEF_BRAZIL/base_bds_adslnew3.txt" ]
| table N_BD, AREA,Localidade,latitude,longitude
| geostats latfield=latitude longfield=longitude count(N_BD) by Localidade globallimit=10
Option 2) Reconsider your search. First, what are you counting? The statistic count(N_BD)
is the count of the number of events that have a value in the N_DB
field. Second, the geostats
command will group the data by lat/long - since the Localidade
field is just another way to define the place, you should be able to omit it. Perhaps you would prefer this:
source="geo.csv" | fields city latitude longitude
| eval Localidade=upper(city)
| join Localidade [search source="Areas para CNL .csv" | fields AT ]
| rename AT as AREA
| join AREA [search source="/TEF_BRAZIL/base_bds_adslnew3.txt" | fields N_BD ]
| geostats latfield=latitude longfield=longitude count(N_BD)
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This is not an error, but a warning. It is telling you that you have many unique values for the Localidade
field. geostats
is computing a count for each of the values of Localidade
in addition to considering the lat/long. It is not possible for geostats
to display that many statistics, so it has chosen only the 10 top Localidade
values to display.
You can fix this in one of two ways:
Option 1) Set the globallimit
field as suggested
source="geo.csv"
| eval Localidade=upper(city)
| table Localidade,latitude,longitude
| join Localidade [search source="Areas para CNL .csv" ]
| table Localidade,AT,latitude,longitude
| rename AT as AREA
| join AREA [search source="/TEF_BRAZIL/base_bds_adslnew3.txt" ]
| table N_BD, AREA,Localidade,latitude,longitude
| geostats latfield=latitude longfield=longitude count(N_BD) by Localidade globallimit=10
Option 2) Reconsider your search. First, what are you counting? The statistic count(N_BD)
is the count of the number of events that have a value in the N_DB
field. Second, the geostats
command will group the data by lat/long - since the Localidade
field is just another way to define the place, you should be able to omit it. Perhaps you would prefer this:
source="geo.csv" | fields city latitude longitude
| eval Localidade=upper(city)
| join Localidade [search source="Areas para CNL .csv" | fields AT ]
| rename AT as AREA
| join AREA [search source="/TEF_BRAZIL/base_bds_adslnew3.txt" | fields N_BD ]
| geostats latfield=latitude longfield=longitude count(N_BD)
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Hi.
How to get count of some_column="AAA" in geostats command..
help please?
