Hey,
I have a use-case where events can happen super fast.
Hence, I build an activity table with a Millisecond Timestamp.
When I read it in via file upload, it detects the Milliseconds with the format yyyy-mm-dd HHss.SSS.
But after loading it does not show the miliseconds in the respective timestamp column, only with seconds.
Do you support Milliseconds for the timestamp column?
Do you have a workaround for proper ordering, when Sorting column would not work?
I would appreciate any help.
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Hi, Ive just thought about the same thing. You can create an OLAP table with case id and timestamp column and set the format of the timestamp to %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S.%L
You should then see the millis. Kr, Mara
You should then see the millis. Kr, Mara
@lennart.lehma12 Did you ever find a solution for your issue? Or did you move forward with the solution Mara suggested? If yes, how did you get the milliseconds into Celonis?
@jessica.lugha @mara.aderm11 , Is there a solution to add milliseconds to data from a string conversion or in the data ingestion? I'm having trouble finding a %.... identifier for the milliseconds of a datetime
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