Appendix : Legacy Presto components : MashZone NextGen Analytics : Getting Started with MashZone NextGen Analytics
Getting Started with MashZone NextGen Analytics
 
A Basic RAQL Query
Structure, Format and Access to Datasets with RAQL
The RAQL Query Syntax
Use Plain Functions to Update, Select or Sort Rows
Datatype Information for Loaded Datasets
The Stream/Document Boundary
Use an In-Memory Store to Store and Load Datasets for MashZone NextGen Analytics
Group and Analyze Rows
Group and Analyze Rows with Row Detail
Where to Go Next
This topic presents basic examples to help you get comfortable with the features of MashZone NextGen Analytics and the Real-Time Analytics Query Language (RAQL).
Additional query techniques for RAQL are discussed in RAQL Queries and Working with MashZone NextGen Analytics In-Memory Stores.
For some simple examples of mashups and information on the Mashup Samples project, see RAQL Samples.
About the Real-Time Analytics Query Language Examples
Many of the example datasets used in this topic or other topics illustrating RAQL are available as both:
*Files in the web-apps-home/mashzone/WEB-INF/classes folder in the MashZone NextGen Server.
*Hosted resources at http://mdc.jackbe.com/prestodocs/data/file-name.
In a few cases, such as examples for snapshots, you must provide some initial configuration or perform some steps in MashZone NextGen Hub to make the datasets used in the example available.
Note:  
The example datasets used in this topic do not necessarily represent actual load or throughput requirements. Base memory settings for MashZone NextGen may require tuning to provide adequate performance for actual loads. For more information, see About BigMemory and the MashZone NextGen Analytics In-Memory Stores.
First let’s take a look at a simple RAQL query.
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