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Parse and transform your data with NRQL

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Company
Date Published
Author
Alexander Jones, Principal Product Manager
Word Count
1,222
Company Posts That Month
24
Language
English
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-
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No
Summary

New Relic has introduced several parsing and transformation functions for its Query Language (NRQL) to help users easily extract data from unstructured sources. These functions include `jparse()` for parsing JSON, `toTimestamp()` and `toDatetime()` for converting timestamps, `cidrAddress()` for mapping IP addresses, `encode()` and `decode()` for Base64 encoding and decoding, and `convert()` for converting units of measurement. These new functions aim to simplify data analysis by providing a more straightforward way to work with various data formats, making it easier to build dashboards and alerts, regardless of the original structure of the data.

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