Simple KQL Commands

  • Count will return the number of rows in the query
  • Where allows filtering the rows that are returned based on a condition
  • Take will return a specified number of rows, but no guarantee which rows are returned
  • Sort will allow sorting the output into an order
  • Top will return the first N records sorted by the specified column
  • Extend command allows creating new columns from existing columns or other data such as hard-coded values
  • Summarize will return the total values for a specific grouping of rows

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