Group By Multiple Fields

This applies to: Visual Data Discovery

Many connectors can group by more than one field in a query. Here is a sample SQL query:

select firstField, secondField, count(distinct otherField) from myCollection group by firstField, secondField

If multi-group querying is not supported, some visuals will be unavailable for a data source.

Support for this feature by connector is shown in the following table.

Key:Y - Supported; N - Not Supported; N/A - not applicable

Connector Supported? Notes
Amazon Redshift Y  
Amazon S3 Y  
Apache Drill Y  
Apache Phoenix Y  
Apache Phoenix Query Server (QS) Y
Apache Solr Y  
BigQuery Y If you need to access a BigQuery partition, explicitly include an alias for the built in partition column in your select clause, such as select *, _PARTITIONTIME as pt from projectId.datasetId.tableId.
Cloudera Impala Y  
Cloudera Search N  
Couchbase Y  
Dremio Y  
Elasticsearch 7.0 Y  
Elasticsearch 8.0 Y
File Upload Y  
HDFS Y  
Hive Y  
Jira Y  
MemSQL Y  
Microsoft SQL Server Y  
MongoDB Y  
MySQL Y  
Oracle Y  
PostgreSQL Y  
Python Y  
Real Time Sales Y  
Salesforce Y  
SAP Hana Y  
SAP IQ Y  
Spark SQL Y  
Snowflake Y  
Teradata Y  
TIBCO DV Y  
Trino Y  
File Upload (Upload API) Y  
Vertica Y