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Eventstream - Filter
Here, I filter the No_Bikes equal to zero, but why the EmptyRacks show its column to be non-zero?
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It's becuase of you applied filer condition on No_Bikes equal to zero, it affecting the rows No_Bikes = 0 are removed, but other columns (as mentioned by you EmpyRacks) retain the original values. It doesn;t affect other columns presented in dataset.
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Proud to be a Super User!hur? I have thought that Filter works such that EmptyRack should show No_Bikes = 0, isn't that it should?
now it shows this:
Oh Wonder🙂. I think there is lag to update the records. When you applied No_bikes=0, it should filter only that column. Now it's showing No_bikes column has 0 but empy racjs doesn't.
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As my experience with EventStream, you should check the type of the column to make sure it is int (to do comparison with 0). Should refresh or re-run the EventStream again and wait for their result. Please update the situation so that I can help you more.
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suparnababu8 , has provided some helpful insights, but it seems the issue still persists.bao_phan also shared their experience, which might be relevant in this case. Please review bao_phan response, as it could offer additional guidance.
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Regards,
Yugandhar.
Hi tan_thiamhuat ,
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