Hi Dojo,
Is there a simple way to remove duplicate entries from a GQI query? My query is retrieving multiple alarm messages from different elements, all talking to the same end point, and I want to have only 1 instance of each entry.
Thanks


Hi Sebastiaan,
We have 4 elements, hosted in 4 separate availability zones, all receiving the same alarm string from a single end point Playout Automation interface.
Using a GQI
> Get parameters for elements where
> Protocol = Playout Automation Interface
> Version = Production
> Selected parameter =Unacknowledged Alarms
This produces 4 versions of every alarm string message from the Playout Automation system, but we have resilience in case any of the availability zones/elements is not working correctly. Removing duplicates in the table would achieve what we are after.
Hi Dave,
I believe this use case can be tackled through aggregation/group by operations . For example, you can aggregate by alarm message type and group by element name to have different alarm types per element name.

Thanks for the suggestion Miguel.
For Aggregate I only see Count and Distinct Count, so I guess I’m not running a version that supports GroupBy.
The documentation suggests that this is supported from 10.3.3 and I’m running 10.3.4, but I don’t know if it is Soft Launch from 10.3.3?
Hi Dave, are you getting these duplicate alarm messages from an out-of-the box data source? If so, can you share your query?