Reputation: 465
Using the StormEvents table on the Samples database on the help cluster:
StormEvents
| where State startswith "AL"
| where EventType has "Wind"
| where StartTime == "2007-01-02T02:16:00Z"
| project StartTime, State, EventType, InjuriesDirect, InjuriesIndirect, DeathsDirect, DeathsIndirect
I would like row-based output of the form:
I see the pivot() function, but it appears to only go the other direction, from rows to columns.
I've been trying various pack() ideas, but can't seem to get the required output.
Example:
StormEvents
| where State startswith "AL"
| where EventType has "Wind"
| where StartTime == "2007-01-02T02:16:00Z"
| project StartTime, State, EventType, InjuriesDirect, InjuriesIndirect, DeathsDirect, DeathsIndirect
| extend Packed = pack(
"CasualtyType", "InjuriesDirect", "CasualtyCount", InjuriesDirect,
"CasualtyType", "InjuriesIndirect", "CasualtyCount", InjuriesIndirect,
"CasualtyType", "DeathsDirect", "CasualtyCount", DeathsDirect,
"CasualtyType", "DeathsIndirect", "CasualtyCount", DeathsIndirect
)
| project-away InjuriesDirect, InjuriesIndirect, DeathsDirect, DeathsIndirect
| mv-expand Packed
This gives me too many rows, and it's not clear to me how to convert them to columns anyway.
What's a correct pattern to use for the required output?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 9487
Reputation: 25895
you could try something along the following lines:
let casualty_types = dynamic(["InjuriesDirect", "DeathsDirect", "InjuriesIndirect", "DeathsIndirect"]);
StormEvents
| where State startswith "AL"
| where EventType has "Wind"
| where StartTime == "2007-01-02T02:16:00Z"
| project StartTime, State, EventType, properties = pack_all()
| mv-apply casualty_type = casualty_types to typeof(string) on (
project casualty_type, casualty_count = tolong(properties[casualty_type])
)
| project-away properties
Upvotes: 9