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Following query works fine within cosmosDB:
SELECT
COUNT(1) AS dcount_ip, c.AlertType, c.SubscriptionId, c.BinByDay
FROM(
SELECT
DISTINCT a.AlertObject.Metadata.cip AS d_cip,
a.AlertObject.AlertType,
a.AlertObject.ExtendedProperties.SubscriptionId,
DateTimeBin(a.ProcessingEndTimeUtc,'day') AS BinByDay
FROM Alert a
WHERE a.IsValidAlert = true) c
GROUP BY c.AlertType, c.SubscriptionId, c.BinByDay
However, when I am submitting this query through PoerBI SQL box at the time of fetching the data, it is failing.
Error message:
DataSource.Error: Cross partition query only supports 'VALUE <AggregateFunc>' for aggregates.
Try to use Value Count(1) as per below:
SELECT
Value COUNT(1) AS dcount_ip, c.AlertType, c.SubscriptionId, c.BinByDay
FROM(
SELECT
DISTINCT a.AlertObject.Metadata.cip AS d_cip,
a.AlertObject.AlertType,
a.AlertObject.ExtendedProperties.SubscriptionId,
DateTimeBin(a.ProcessingEndTimeUtc,'day') AS BinByDay
FROM Alert a
WHERE a.IsValidAlert = true) c
GROUP BY c.AlertType, c.SubscriptionId, c.BinByDay
Hello @Uspace87 ,
The above code did not help in resolving the error and I still get the same error.
Hi @v-likosh ,
Please see if the solution in the below similar thread can help:
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ kalyj
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