I've been beating my head against this for a while. I have created a channel, pipeline, datastore and dataset, but the dataset just contains __dt no matter what I do.
I believe the channel, pipeline, and datastore are working, primarily because I see correctly formatted JSON messages in the S3 bucket for the datastore.
My datastore is called "salt_datastore". When I navigate to the relevant S3 bucket, I see a folder called "salt_datastore", and in it, I see a folder with today's date called "__dt=2022-10-09 00:00:00/". Inside that folder, I see a separate .gz file for every message I have sent, with names of the format "1665276480000_1665276510000_435011638936_salt_sensor_0_840.0.salt_sensor_pipeline.json.gz". If I download and open one of these, I see the MQTT messages that were sent to the MQTT topic.
So I think the channel, pipeline, and datastore are working, but if I set up a dataset with the query "select * from salt_datastore", I only get "__dt". I feel like this is the starting text of the folder inside the salt_datastore S3 bucket, but I can't figure out how to construct a valid SQL query that gives me what's inside that folder. Any help?
I had the same issue.
Edited
Previously I incorrectly said to put the name of the datastore in single quotes in the sql query.
But it was the name of the topic that I had to put in single quotes. This is actually in your sql statement in the IoT Core rule
NOT
the sql statement for the datastore.
So the sql for the topic should look like
That is, the topic that that you are publishing to.
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Topic query
Dataset query