Just wanted to update everyone that I found a simple solution to this issue.
I simply added a time stamp to each set of data and filtered it such that only the most recent dataset gets plotted.
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Hello everyone,
I'm currently ingesting data from a blob storage into Azure Data Explorer using Event Hubs. I'm trying to plot out some graphs, with each one containing a set of frequency values and power values.
I noticed that whenever a new dataset comes in, when I refresh to see the updated graphs, the new dataset gets appended to the old table. As a result, a graph is essentially trying to plot two sets of data rather than just the new one.
I was wondering if there was a way to make it so that whenever a new dataset gets uploaded into the blob and read into data explorer, the old data in the table gets replaced with the new data?
Just wanted to update everyone that I found a simple solution to this issue.
I simply added a time stamp to each set of data and filtered it such that only the most recent dataset gets plotted.