The ts_create() function
The ts_create() function creates a time series.
Syntax
ts_timeseries *
ts_create(MI_CONNECTION *conn,
mi_string *calname,
mi_datetime *origin,
mi_integer threshold,
mi_integer flags,
MI_TYPEID *typeid,
mi_integer nelem,
mi_string *container)
ts_timeseries *
ts_create(MI_CONNECTION *conn,
mi_string *calname,
mi_datetime *origin,
mi_integer threshold,
MI_TYPEID *typeid,
mi_integer nelem,
mi_string *container,
mi_integer hertz)
ts_timeseries *
ts_create(MI_CONNECTION *conn,
mi_string *calname,
mi_datetime *origin,
mi_integer threshold,
mi_integer flags,
MI_TYPEID *typeid,
mi_integer nelem,
mi_string *container,
mi_string compression)
- conn
- A valid DataBlade® API connection.
- calname
- The name of the calendar.
- origin
- The time series origin.
- threshold
- The time series threshold. If the time series stores this number or more elements, it is stored in a container. If the time series holds fewer than this number, it is stored directly in the row that contains it. threshold must be greater than or equal to 0 and less than 256.
- flags
- 0 = Regular time series
- typeid
- The ID of the new type for the time series to be created.
- nelems
- The initial number of elements to create space for in the time series. This space is reclaimed if not used, after the time series is written into the database.
- container
- The container for holding the time series. Can be
NULL
if the time series can fit in a row or is not going to be assigned to a table. - hertz (Optional)
- An integer 1-2047 or 100000 that specifies the number of records per second. Implicitly creates an irregular time series.
- compression (Optional)
- A string that includes a compression definition for each column in the TimeSeries subtype except the first column. For the syntax of the compression parameter and descriptions of the compression types and attributes, see TSCreateIrr function.
Description
The equivalent SQL function is TSCreate or TSCreateIrr.
If you include the hertz or compression parameter, you must run the ts_create() function within an explicit transaction.
Returns
A pointer to a new time series. The user can free this value by calling ts_free().