Stream Analytics

Azure Stream Analytics is a fully managed real-time stream computation service hosted in Microsoft Azure, which provides highly resilient, low latency, and scalable complex event processing of streaming data. Azure Stream Analytics enables developers to easily combine streams of data with historic records or reference data to derive business insights easily and quickly.

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  1. Please add Split method

    Please Add Split methods to the Azure stream analytics Query language

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  2. Add KQL support

    KQL is such a powerfull language for working with time series data. In my opinion it is a very clean and transparent language for defining queries. It would be great to have KQL-like support for Stream Analytics on the edge and in the cloud.

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  3. Add ALWAYS TRUE pattern to MATCH_RECOGNIZE

    using matchrecognize to detect "V" shape data change is very convenient, however it will miss the first value as "delta" calculation starts only when data is changed.
    you can find a good explanation of ALWAYS TRUE in MATCH    RECOGNIZE at https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/bi-datawarehousing/mr-deep-dive-3769287.pdf

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