Simple Log Service allows you to convert a measurement or a time interval from the current unit to a different unit by using unit conversion functions. This topic describes the syntax of unit conversion functions. This topic also provides examples on how to use unit conversion functions.
Type | Function | Syntax | Description |
Unit conversion for measurements | convert_data_size(x) | Converts a measurement from the current unit to the optimal unit. The system automatically determines the optimal unit and returns a measurement in the optimal unit. The returned result is of the string type. For example, you can convert 1,024 KB to 1 MB and 1,024 MB to 1 GB. | |
convert_data_size(x, unit) | Converts a measurement from the current unit to a specified unit. The returned result is of the string type. | ||
format_data_size(x, unit) | Converts a measurement in byte to a measurement in a specified unit. The returned result is of the string type. | ||
parse_data_size(x) | Converts a measurement from the current unit to a measurement in byte. The returned result is of the decimal type. | ||
to_data_size_B(x) | Converts a measurement from the current unit to a measurement in byte. The returned result is of the double type. | ||
to_data_size_KB(x) | Converts a measurement from the current unit to a measurement in KB. The returned result is of the double type. | ||
to_data_size_MB(x) | Converts a measurement from the current unit to a measurement in MB. The returned result is of the double type. | ||
to_data_size_GB(x) | Converts a measurement from the current unit to a measurement in GB. The returned result is of the double type. | ||
to_data_size_TB(x) | Converts a measurement from the current unit to a measurement in TB. The returned result is of the double type. | ||
to_data_size_PB(x) | Converts a measurement from the current unit to a measurement in PB. The returned result is of the double type. | ||
Unit conversion for time intervals | format_duration(x) | Converts a time interval in seconds to a readable string. | |
parse_duration(x) | Converts a time interval to a time interval in the | ||
to_days(x) | Converts a time interval to a time interval in days. | ||
to_hours(x) | Converts a time interval to a time interval in hours. | ||
to_microseconds(x) | Converts a time interval to a time interval in microseconds. | ||
to_milliseconds(x) | Converts a time interval to a time interval in milliseconds. | ||
to_minutes(x) | Converts a time interval to a time interval in minutes. | ||
to_most_succinct_time_unit(x) | Converts a time interval from the current unit to the optimal unit. The system automatically determines the optimal unit and returns a time interval in the optimal unit. | ||
to_nanoseconds(x) | Converts a time interval to a time interval in nanoseconds. | ||
to_seconds(x) | Converts a time interval to a time interval in seconds. |
convert_data_size function
The convert_data_size function converts a measurement from the current unit to a different unit.
Syntax
The following function converts a measurement from the current unit to the optimal unit. The system automatically determines the optimal unit and returns a measurement in the optimal unit.
convert_data_size(x)
The following function converts a measurement from the current unit to a specified unit.
convert_data_size(x, unit)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The measurement. The value of this parameter is of the string type. |
unit | The unit of stored data. Valid values: KB, MB, GB, PB, TB, EB, ZB, and YB. |
Return value type
The string type.
Examples
Example 1: Convert 1,200 KB to a measurement in a different unit.
Query statement
* | SELECT convert_data_size('1200KB')
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Example 2: Convert the value of the body_bytes_sent field in byte to a measurement in KB. The body_bytes_sent field indicates the number of bytes that are sent to the client.
Query statement
* | select convert_data_size(format_data_size(body_bytes_sent, 'KB'))
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format_data_size function
The format_data_size function converts a measurement in byte to a measurement in a specified unit.
Syntax
format_data_size(x, unit)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The measurement in byte. The value of this parameter is of the bigint type. |
unit | The unit of stored data. Valid values: KB, MB, GB, PB, TB, EB, ZB, and YB. |
Return value type
The string type.
Examples
Example 1: Convert the value of the body_bytes_sent field in byte to a measurement in KB. The body_bytes_sent field indicates the number of bytes that are sent to the client.
Sample field
body_bytes_sent:4619
Query statement
* | select format_data_size(body_bytes_sent, 'KB')
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Example 2: Convert the total number of bytes to a measurement in GB. The total number of bytes is calculated by adding up all the values of the body_bytes_sent field by using the sum function. The body_bytes_sent field indicates the number of bytes that are sent to the client.
Sample field
body_bytes_sent:4619
Query statement
* | select format_data_size(sum(body_bytes_sent), 'GB')
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parse_data_size function
The parse_data_size function converts the current measurement to a measurement in byte.
Syntax
parse_data_size(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The measurement. The value of this parameter is of the string type. |
Return value type
The decimal type.
Examples
Convert 1,024 KB to a measurement in byte.
Query statement
*| SELECT parse_data_size('1024KB')
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to_data_size_B function
The to_data_size_B function converts the current measurement to a measurement in byte.
Syntax
to_data_size_B(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The measurement. The value of this parameter is of the string type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert 1,024 KB to a measurement in byte.
Query statement
* | select to_data_size_B('1024KB')
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to_data_size_KB function
The to_data_size_KB function converts the current measurement to a measurement in KB.
Syntax
to_data_size_KB(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The measurement. The value of this parameter is of the string type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert the value of the body_bytes_sent field to a measurement in KB. The body_bytes_sent field indicates the number of bytes that are sent to the client.
Query statement
* | select to_data_size_KB(format_data_size(body_bytes_sent, 'KB'))
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to_data_size_MB function
The to_data_size_MB function converts the current measurement to a measurement in MB.
Syntax
to_data_size_MB(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The measurement. The value of this parameter is of the string type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert the total number of bytes to a measurement in MB. The total number of bytes is calculated by adding up all the values of the body_bytes_sent field by using the sum function. The body_bytes_sent field indicates the number of bytes that are sent to the client.
Query statement
* | select to_data_size_MB(format_data_size(sum(body_bytes_sent), 'KB'))
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to_data_size_GB function
The to_data_size_GB function converts the current measurement to a measurement in GB.
Syntax
to_data_size_GB(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The measurement. The value of this parameter is of the string type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert the total number of bytes to a measurement in GB. The total number of bytes is calculated by adding up all the values of the body_bytes_sent field by using the sum function. The body_bytes_sent field indicates the number of bytes that are sent to the client.
Query statement
* | select to_data_size_GB(format_data_size(sum(body_bytes_sent), 'KB'))
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to_data_size_TB function
The to_data_size_TB function converts the current measurement to a measurement in TB.
Syntax
to_data_size_TB(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The measurement. The value of this parameter is of the string type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert the total number of bytes to a measurement in TB. The total number of bytes is calculated by adding up all the values of the body_bytes_sent field by using the sum function. The body_bytes_sent field indicates the number of bytes that are sent to the client.
Query statement
* | select to_data_size_TB(format_data_size(sum(body_bytes_sent), 'KB'))
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to_data_size_PB function
The to_data_size_PB function converts the current measurement to a measurement in PB.
Syntax
to_data_size_PB(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The measurement. The value of this parameter is of the string type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert 1,048,576 GB to a measurement in PB.
Query statement
*| SELECT to_data_size_PB('1048576GB')
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format_duration function
The format_duration function converts a time interval in seconds to a readable string.
Syntax
format_duration(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The time interval. The value of this parameter is of the double type. |
Return value type
The string type.
Examples
Convert 235 seconds to a string in the 3 minutes, 55 seconds
format.
Query statement
* | SELECT format_duration(235)
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parse_duration function
The parse_duration function converts a time interval to a time interval in the 0 00:00:00.000
format.
Syntax
parse_duration(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The time interval. The value of this parameter is of the string type. |
Return value type
The interval type.
Examples
Convert 1,340 milliseconds to a time interval in the 0 00:00:01.340
format.
Query statement
* | SELECT parse_duration('1340ms')
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to_days function
The to_days function converts a time interval to a time interval in days.
Syntax
to_days(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The time interval. The value of this parameter is of the varchar type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert 192,848 seconds to a time interval in days.
Query statement
*| SELECT to_days('192848s')
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to_hours function
The to_hours function converts a time interval to a time interval in hours.
Syntax
to_hours(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The time interval. The value of this parameter is of the varchar type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert 1.2 days to a time interval in hours.
Query statement
* | SELECT to_hours('1.2d')
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to_microseconds function
The to_microseconds function converts a time interval to a time interval in microseconds.
Syntax
to_microseconds(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The time interval. The value of this parameter is of the varchar type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert 3,600 nanoseconds to a time interval in microseconds.
Query statement
* | SELECT to_microseconds('3600ns')
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to_milliseconds function
The to_milliseconds function converts a time interval to a time interval in milliseconds.
Syntax
to_milliseconds(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The time interval. The value of this parameter is of the varchar type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert 1.2 seconds to a time interval in milliseconds.
Query statement
* | SELECT to_milliseconds('1.2s')
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to_minutes function
The to_minutes function converts a time interval to a time interval in minutes.
Syntax
to_minutes(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The time interval. The value of this parameter is of the varchar type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert 1.2 hours to a time interval in minutes.
Query statement
* | SELECT to_minutes('1.2h')
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to_most_succinct_time_unit function
The to_most_succinct_time_unit function converts a time interval from the current unit to the optimal unit. The system automatically determines the optimal unit and returns a time interval in the optimal unit.
Syntax
to_most_succinct_time_unit(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The time interval. The value of this parameter is of the varchar type. |
Return value type
The varchar type.
Examples
Convert 1,340 milliseconds to a time interval in seconds.
Query statement
* | SELECT to_most_succinct_time_unit('1340ms')
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to_nanoseconds function
The to_nanoseconds function converts a time interval to a time interval in nanoseconds.
Syntax
to_nanoseconds(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The time interval. The value of this parameter is of the varchar type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert 125 milliseconds to a time interval in nanoseconds.
Query statement
* | SELECT to_nanoseconds('125ms')
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to_seconds function
The to_seconds function converts a time interval to a time interval in seconds.
Syntax
to_seconds(x)
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
x | The time interval. The value of this parameter is of the varchar type. |
Return value type
The double type.
Examples
Convert 1,340 milliseconds to a time interval in seconds.
Query statement
* | SELECT to_seconds('1340ms')
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