In this part, you will learn how to configure which columns (or properties) of the tables will be used.
The platform automatically selects and exposes all columns as properties.
It shows a preview of the first few rows in the geometry table to help you configure the columns.
Typically, in this step, you want to:
Remove properties you don’t want to expose
Configure a human-readable display name for the different properties
Define a special meaning for a property, such as:
marking a property as the Display name for the geometry label
assigning a numeric property as the Priority level
selecting the column that points to the opposite driving direction as the Reverse ID
Once done, click on SAVE to save the configuration.
In the xyzt.ai platform, data properties correspond to time-varying data, i.e., data defined in the time series table.
Click on the third step of the stepper.
Here, you can configure which columns of the time series table are exposed.
Note that time series data can be both numerical (e.g., a temperature reading) and non-numerical (e.g., an enumeration constant such as NORMAL, HIGH, CRITICAL, etc.).
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Once a data set has been used, properties cannot be changed anymore
Once a data set has been used, you can no longer modify its column (or property) configuration. This is because the platform stores styles, filters, and other settings that depend on the configured properties. Changing (e.g., removing) those properties could break these settings and lead to an inconsistent state. If you need to change the properties, create a new data set by initializing it from the existing one. |
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