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. Use of functions like format, convert, getdate.. etc should be supported

    In case of data is in encoding format.
    I need to decode it using some sql functions.
    Suppose I'm getting date "Thu,%2029%20Oct%202015%2012:15:52%20GMT" in this format.
    Need to replace %20 by space or need to convert.

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  3. Extension of the query syntax WHERE ... IN (..)

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  4. Stream Analytics Query Test Result inconsistent with actual job if german umlaute are used

    When using german Umlauts like (ä,ü,ö) in the query, the test result/preview will not match the expected result, but the real job will work.

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  5. Min/Max functions should take DateTime input

    Although this posted as completed, I'm currently receiving error messages telling me that min() and max() cannot take DateTime fields as input, using the latest version of ASA. In the function reference (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/stream-analytics-query/min-azure-stream-analytics), only bigint and float are listed as valid inputs.

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