docs: dataset usage and query history feature guide #5900
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| There are some sources where you have to use a different usage specific source for usage ingestion. In this |
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This sentence is a bit confusing. Consider rephrasing to:
Some sources require a separate, usage-specific recipe to ingest Usage and Query History metadata. In this case, it is noted in the capabilities summary, like so:
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| ## Using Dataset Usage & Query History | ||
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| After successful ingestion, the Query tab will be enabled on datasets with any usage. |
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After successful ingestion, will both the Queries and Stats tab be populated?
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| On the query tab, you can see the top 5 queries which referenced this dataset. |
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edit: On the Queries tab
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Suggestion: can we add context about how we choose the top 5 queries? is it based on number of times executed? over what period of time?
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| With the collected usage data, you can even see column-level usage statistics (on sources that support this): |
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(on sources that support this):
How can people tell which sources support column-level usage?
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| With the collected usage data, you can even see column-level usage statistics (on sources that support this): |
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Is this image correct? I don't see column level usage
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@shirshanka @treff7es has this on his list for tomorrow morning- will revisit Thurs |
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