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How do we re-insert data into Influx? #1
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I usually use |
Wow you rock man, thanks. I will give it a shot! |
I'm a little unsure of how you are using that app. C:\Users\jdero\Desktop\influxer>Influxer.exe -timeformat -input c:\users\jdero\InfluxDump.csv /export /autolayout How do you specify the timeformat? They don't seem to have documentation on it. Then I can't even tell, will that utility actually upload it back into your database? Like what specific command would you actually run on one of your generated CSV files? EDIT: I'm actually talking about getting data from your ExtractTransformInflux.ps1 back into my database. I'm just trying to change every instance of a certain tag to another tag. |
I updated the readme to show the exact commands. Also look at the Influxer's read me, it has ton of command line parameters to allow you to control the DB, retention policy and measurement where the data should be inserted back. |
Hello,
Great utility and thanks for the contribution!
Can you provide steps to re-import the data back to Influx?
Also, my use case is to convert a tag to a field - it looks like a fairly straight-forward modification to the script. Would you agree?
Thanks in advance!
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