With the timeframe, you can define the period from which your data is being queried. If you don't specify the timeframe, the default -2h
is applied, meaning that the data being fetched is from the last two hours.
There are several ways to define the timeframe for your queries.
You can define a custom timeframe in the DQL queries: in the query input, use the fetch
command with the timeframe
or from
and to
parameter to override your manual settings from the timeframe selector.
You can define an ad-hoc timeframe, use an existing timeframe, or create a custom timeframe in the timeframe selection section next to the Run button.
You can create a custom timeframe from a selection in the results.
Select multiple values from a field of timestamp
type (use the shift key to select multiple values).
Right-click and select Add to custom timeframes.
This selects the min()
and max()
values from the selected range and creates a new custom timeframe for your case.