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SQL interface in dev tools #20580
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@elastic/kibana-management |
One option I had thought about and mentioned on the email thread involved making KQL pluggable. Potentially giving you the option to use a SQL interface (somehow) to query against your data. We wouldn't be able to support aggregations here, but it would certainly bring SQL front and center once it matures a bit more. @zuketo do we need an entirely separate UI for this as a Dev Tool? I wonder if we could just add a "SQL mode" for Console |
@alexfrancoeur the "SQL mode" is a great idea too, no requirements for a separate UI. |
Any update on this front? Is it pinned to a certain version? |
@costin not that I'm aware of. Do we have this on the roadmap @yaronp68 @bmcconaghy ? |
this will be handled as part of the dev console owned by @bmcconaghy |
The solution we arrived at is this one: #51446 If there are more specific requirements that build on this we should open a new more specific issue. Also see response here: #20570 (comment). Closing this issue for now. |
With the introduction of SQL in Elasticsearch 6.3, SQL is now an option for exploring data in Elasticsearch.
To execute a SQL statement, users can visit Dev tools -> console
e.g.
There are a few options to improve how users can execute a SQL statement in Kibana, such as a dedicated SQL console within dev tools (with syntax highlighting). Hopefully this issue can start discussions on improving the SQL -> Elasticsearch interface in Kibana (and help highlight this new feature in Elasticsearch).
CC @costin
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