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How to plot per_second with eval, will it be count or value?

davidch12
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I'm trying to understand this query:

timechart per_second(eval(errorValue>0))

Does this plot the value of errorValue itself (greater than 0) per second, or the number of events with errorValue (greater than 0) per second?

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somesoni2
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It'll give you count of event, per second, where that eval expression is true, so it the later (from your question).

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somesoni2
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It'll give you count of event, per second, where that eval expression is true, so it the later (from your question).

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