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Originally posted by nadav-dav September 17, 2024
When trying to query a time series that reaches over a long time range, the results can take a long time.
I suggest to find a way to dissect the time range into chunks, and create sequential queries.
For example - if i'm trying to query a week worth of data for my timeseries - it will start by drawing the first day, and then the next, and so on.
Discussed in #1021
Originally posted by nadav-dav September 17, 2024
When trying to query a time series that reaches over a long time range, the results can take a long time.
I suggest to find a way to dissect the time range into chunks, and create sequential queries.
For example - if i'm trying to query a week worth of data for my timeseries - it will start by drawing the first day, and then the next, and so on.
This way we can provide the users a faster FCP (first contentful paint)
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