Hi. We started using Splunk Observability Cloud for our Azure infrazrtucture. We already setup Azure integration with Splunk and now in the process of creation dashboards and charts. I met an issue while creating any chart that contains several objects in it. If I want to see dtu_consumption_percent for SQL databases on my SQL Server (tens of databases) I can easily create a time chart, and it contains data for all databases, but I do not understand what line represents what database. Because the name of any database looks like /SUBSCRIPTIONS/FULL_ID_OF_SUBSCRIPRTION/RESOURCEGROUPS/RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME/PROVIDERS/MICROSOFT.SQL/SERVERS/THE_NAME_OF_SQL_SERVER/DATABASES/THE_NAME_OF_DATABASE I do not see this full name even on legend. And hovering the mouse over the line shows only a small part, like "/SUBSCRIPTIONS/FULL_ID_OF_SU" I would like to have THE_NAME_OF_DATABASE aka resource name instead of full azure_resource_id. Is it possible? Thank You
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