Hi there
I have a SQL Server data source, with a query like this:
SELECT
Timestamp AS "time",
Name,
AverageInMins
FROM
Metrics.dbo.BusinessMetrics a
WHERE
$__timeFilter(Timestamp)
ORDER BY
Timestamp ASC
That returns data that i can plot on a basic time series graph. Great.
Now, i want to show the % change between the current time period and the previous.
To take an example, let’s say i am viewing the last 90 days of data. The previous 90 days average value of AverageInMins
is 100. Now, it’s 80 for the last 90 days. I want to show a value of -20%
, somewhere.
My questions are:
- How can i write this SQL query? I know how to get the last 90 days, but how do i get the previous 90 days too? (as i assume i need to use a grafana variable to get the current ‘time filter’, and minus that from the current time?)
- What is the best “visualization” for this setup? Can i put it on a time series chart alongside the graph, or do i need a seperate one?
Many thanks