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mdsp timeseries Command

Syntax:

mdsp timeseries

Help:

mdsp timeseries --help

Alternative form:

mc timeseries

(The CLI was using mc as default command name in older versions)

Description

list timeseries data *

Usage

Parameter list:

Usage: mdsp timeseries|ts [options]

list timeseries data *

Options:
 -i, --assetid Insights Hub asset id
 -n, --aspectname Insights Hub aspect name
 -f, --from begining of the time range to read (default: "2022-11-05T01:51:16.182Z")
 -t, --to end of the time range to read (default: "2022-11-06T01:51:16.182Z")
 -s, --select comma separated list of variable names
 -d, --download download timeseries to a set of files
 -a, --all include also quality codes not just variable values
 -r, --raw don't strip the nextRecord URLs from downloaded JSON
 -h, --formatted write JSON strings with indentation
 -l, --local use local time in timeseries list
 -c, --count number of timeseries entries per request (default: "2000")
 -p, --passkey passkey
 -y, --retry retry attempts before giving up (default: "3")
 -v, --verbose verbose output
 --help display help for command

Examples

Here are some examples of how to use the mdsp timeseries command:

 Examples:

 mdsp timeseries --asssetid 1234567..ef --aspectname Environment list recent timeseries for aspect Environment
 mdsp timeseries --asssetid 1234567..ef --aspectname Environment --select Temperature 
 list recent temperature timeseries 
 mdsp timeseries --asssetid 1234567..ef --aspectname Environment --select Temperature --all 
 list all recent temperature timeseries
 mdsp timeseries --asssetid 1234567..ef --aspectname Environment --select Temperature --all 
 list all recent temperature timeseries
 mdsp timeseries --asssetid 1234567..ef --aspectname Environment --download 
 download the recent timeseries data for the Environment aspect

 Important:

 Please use bulk commands if you want to download a lot of data.

See Insights Hub API documentation for more information about Insights Hub APIs.