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Turn Around Time Report

eulalie
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So I have a bunch of data and somoene has decided they'd like to know the average turn around time for events.

I can look up the history of event a and extrapolate that it took 15 mins to go from state X to state Y; but how to I write a query that will find the average time between state x and state y for all events in a given time frame?

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lguinn2
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Okay, I will assume that events look something like this

[timestamp] identifier=A info state=X
[timestamp] identifier=B info state=X
[timestamp] identifier=A info state=Y
[timestamp] identifier=C info state=X
[timestamp] identifier=A info state=Y
[timestamp] identifier=C info state=Y

And additional assumptions must be made: X is always the first state and Y is always the last state. Each identifier is something like a unique transaction id, that can occur only once for each state.
Try this:

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| stats range(_time) as duration count by identifier
| where count > 1
| stats avg(duration) as AvgEventDuration

The where count > 1 will eliminate partial events. Partial events will occur if a particular identifier is in state X now, but has not yet gone to state Y.

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