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[jira] [Created] (IOTDB-1823) Support group by multi level
Alima777 created IOTDB-1823:
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Summary: Support group by multi level
Key: IOTDB-1823
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IOTDB-1823
Project: Apache IoTDB
Issue Type: Task
Reporter: Alima777
Assignee: Alima777
Group by level is simliar to group by clause in relative database.
For example, a relative table is like the following:
|Time|storage_group|device|temperature|speed|
|1|sg1|d1|V|V|
|1|sg2|d1|V|V|
|1|sg2|d2|V|V|
Then the group by query may be like:
1. select device, count(speed) from table group by device
the result will be:
|device|count(speed)|
|d1|2|
|d2|1|
*In IoTDB:*
select count(speed) from root.** group by level = 2
|count(root.*.d1.speed)|count(root.*.d2.speed)|
|2|1|
2. select storage_group, count(speed) from table group by storage_group
|storage_group|count(speed)|
|sg1|1|
|sg2|2|
*In IoTDB:*
select count(speed) from root.** group by level = 1
|count(root.sg1.*.speed)|count(root.sg2.*.speed)|
|1|2|
3. select count(speed) from table group by device, storage_group
|(To help understand)|count(speed)|
|sg1.d1|1|
|sg2.d1|1|
|sg2.d2|1|
*In IoTDB:*
select count(speed) from root.** group by level = 1, 2
|count(root.sg1.d1.speed)|count(root.sg2.d1.speed)|count(root.sg2.d2.speed)|
|1|1|1|
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