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Data injections are done in real-time. This means that you cannot inject data already in memory; only events that are currently streaming to your Devo domain. The data flow will start from the moment the injection is created.

If your source query groups events, they must be grouped by time and more than one key to be used for data injection.

Be aware that only columns shown on the table will be injected, so make sure you hide those columns you want to exclude from the injection and show those you want to include. However, there are two exceptions to this.

• Columns added to the table without assigning them a name will be ignored, even if they are shown. This way:
  select duration(responseTime) → will not be injected
  select duration(responseTime) as duration →  will be injected

• If the table contains columns labeled as extra, they will not be injected unless you rename them. To know more about this type of column, check the following article: Selecting unrevealed columns.

It is not possible to create alerts in tables with injected data. The New Alert Definition button will not appear on the search window toolbar when accessing these tables. (Confirm this when the functionality is implemented)

After injecting data into a different domain, you can reinject it to a new table in the same domain. However, choosing a different domain is not possible.

When you inject data from several tables, each of the injections defined will be saved separately in the Injections tab of the Data Management area, so you must name them differently. The only thing that must match is the name of the my.app table that will store the injected data.