Hi all, When I try to set location parameter in aggregateWindow parameters as below: |> aggregateWindow(every: v.windowPeriod, fn: mean, createEmpty: false, location: "UTC") I get an error like: error @5:6-5:91: expected {zone:string, offset:duration} but found string (argument location) Can…

Hello, I think you can’t use “mean” for a string. Try “distinct” instead. Did you tried Chronograf ? Regards,

Location parameter is of record type, with zone and offset fields, not just zone name string. Please have a look at timezone package. This should work: import "timezone" ... |> aggregateWindow(every: v.windowPeriod, fn: mean, createEmpty: false, location: timezone.utc)

I think something wrong with my setup. When I execute the query below: import "timezone" timezone.location(name: "America/Los_Angeles") I get an error like: error calling function "location" @3:1-3:47: unknown time zone America/Los_Angeles Any kind of help is much appreciated! Thank you, Mut…

I extended my example to the below one, and it still gives an error. Can you please suggest a solution? Query: I want to aggregate my data which represented in utc time for days in America/Los_Angeles timezone. aggregateWindow 's location parameter is throwing an error when added to the query. imp…

How can I fix this on a windows machine?

Download Go’s zoneinfo.zip and set environment variable ZONEINFO with absolute path of the file, like set ZONEINFO=C:\Data\zoneinfo.zip influxd run I’ve created issue #23248 . It, or similar issue, was reported before and fixed. But I just tested 2.1.1 on Win7 machine and reproduced the error.

I tried it on Windows 11, and it doesn’t seem to work. Do I need to install Go on the operating system? I tried that, too, but without success.

You don’t need to install Go, no. Likely the issue is that you’ve set the environment variable incorrectly. If you downloaded zoneinfo.zip , make sure you provide the path to where the file actually is, with set ZONEINFO=C:\your\file\path\zoneinfo.zip - just copying the command as alespour provided…

I found the issue. Originally, I set it in the NSSM/Environment variable like this: set ZONEINFO=D:\Monitoring\InfluxDBv2\zoneinfo.zip But it must be just ZONEINFO=D:\Monitoring\InfluxDBv2\zoneinfo.zip Now it works :grinning_face: [zoneinfo-ok]

Error while defining location parameter for aggregateWindow

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alespour March 30, 2022, 8:31am 6

It works for me with 2.1.1 docker image. It seems like your system is missing zone info files, at least the one for America/Los_Angeles.

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Error while defining location parameter for aggregateWindow

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