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Hi,
I need to create a materialized view that must expose only some table columns with a similar KQL code, that goes in error:
.create materialized-view mv_test on table mytable
{
summarize arg_max(version, *) by id
| project id, version, column1, column2
}
Moreover, is it possible to return one of this columns converted in a datetime?
Thanks
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Hi,
I've solved with a such statement:
.create materialized-view mv_test on table mytable
{ mytable
| extend duedatetime = todatetime(duedatetime)
| project id, version, duedatetime, column1, column2
| summarize arg_max(version, *) by id
}
Thanks
Hi,
I've solved with a such statement:
.create materialized-view mv_test on table mytable
{ mytable
| extend duedatetime = todatetime(duedatetime)
| project id, version, duedatetime, column1, column2
| summarize arg_max(version, *) by id
}
Thanks
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