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I have some events (2 different sourcetype—process_events and socket_events) that look something like this:

Column dat has 2 types of time stamp. I'm trying to cast multiple string date formats to a single format.

I have a Table in Impala in which I have time information as UnixTime with a frequency of 1mSec. I am trying to get the AVG(), MIN() and MAX() for a window of 10Sec (But I do not want to fix it and can be 20sec, 30sec, etc).

I am doing it using sub-queries but I am not getting the right answer. The following is my Data in a Table: Data in the Table

I am using the following sub-query to get the AVG(), MIN() and MAX() for a window of 10 seconds. I am using OVER (PARTITION BY ... ORDER BY) but not getting the correct results. My query is as follow:

I would appreciate if I can ask a question about php.

In my website, I will use a file "timestamp.php" under public_html to display the time between updating files in directory "public_html."

Here is a snippet of my current class: As you can see I'm deserializing to a long and then once it's done it calls the OnDeserialized method to finish up. Does ServiceStack have a better way to do that? Possibly a more direct way to so I won't need that extra method?

I have two tables (table 1 and table 2). Table 1 consists the options and table 2 consists the result for each options.

I'm getting invalid timestamp when reading Elasticsearch records using Spark with elasticsearch-hadoop library. I'm using following Spark code for records reading:

I have a column with dates and needed to convert them to Unix timestamp. I've managed by converting dates to strings and doing a bit of juggling but was hoping to get insight into a more "elegant" use of GAS date handling and formating. Below is the function I used to get the job done:

I want to save multiple txt files in one txt file and delete the previous ones. What method can I use? Code I wrote myself: