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Request properties

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Applies to: ✅ Microsoft Fabric ✅ Azure Data Explorer

Request properties control how a query or command executes and returns results.

Supported request properties

The following table overviews the supported request properties.

Note

The request properties query_weakconsistency_session_id and queryconsistency aren't available in Fabic.

Property name Type Description
best_effort bool If set to true, allows fuzzy resolution and connectivity issues of data sources (union legs.) The set of union sources is reduced to the set of table references that exist and are accessible at the time of execution. If at least one accessible table is found, the query executes. Any failure yields a warning in the query status results but doesn't prevent the query from executing.
client_max_redirect_count long Controls the maximum number of HTTP redirects the client follows during processing.
client_results_reader_allow_varying_row_widths bool If set to true, the results reader tolerates tables whose row width varies across rows.
deferpartialqueryfailures bool If set to true, suppresses reporting of partial query failures within the result set.
materialized_view_shuffle_query dynamic Provides a hint to use the shuffle strategy for referenced materialized views in the query. This property exclusively impacts materialized views and not any subsequent operations, such as joins, within the query. It takes an array of materialized view names and their corresponding shuffle keys.

For example, dynamic([{ "Name": "V1", "Keys" : [ "K1", "K2" ] }]) indicates shuffling view V1 by keys K1 and K2, while dynamic([ { "Name": "V1" } ]) shuffles view V1 by all keys.
max_memory_consumption_per_query_per_node long Overrides the default maximum amount of memory a query can allocate per node.
maxmemoryconsumptionperiterator long Overrides the default maximum amount of memory a query operator can allocate.
maxoutputcolumns long Overrides the default maximum number of columns a query is allowed to produce.
norequesttimeout bool Sets the request timeout to its maximum value. This option can't be modified as part of a set statement.
notruncation bool Disables truncation of query results returned to the caller.
push_selection_through_aggregation bool If set to true, allows pushing simple selection through aggregation.
query_bin_auto_at literal Specifies the start value to use when evaluating the bin_auto() function.
query_bin_auto_size literal Specifies the bin size value to use when evaluating the bin_auto() function.
query_cursor_after_default string Sets the default parameter value for the cursor_after() function when called without parameters.
query_cursor_before_or_at_default string Sets the default parameter value for the cursor_before_or_at() function when called without parameters.
query_cursor_current string Overrides the cursor value returned by the cursor_current() function.
query_cursor_disabled bool Disables the usage of cursor functions within the query context.
query_cursor_scoped_tables dynamic Lists table names to be scoped to cursor_after_default .. cursor_before_or_at() (upper bound is optional).
query_datascope string Controls the data to which the query applies. Supported values are default, all, or hotcache.
query_datetimescope_column string Specifies the column name for the query's datetime scope (query_datetimescope_to / query_datetimescope_from).
query_datetimescope_from datetime Sets the minimum date and time limit for the query scope. If defined, it serves as an autoapplied filter on query_datetimescope_column.
query_datetimescope_to datetime Sets the maximum date and time limit for the query scope. If defined, it serves as an autoapplied filter on query_datetimescope_column.
query_distribution_nodes_span int Controls the behavior of subquery merge. The executing node introduces an extra level in the query hierarchy for each subgroup of nodes, and this option sets the subgroup size.
query_fanout_nodes_percent int Specifies the percentage of nodes for executing fan-out.
query_fanout_threads_percent int Specifies the percentage of threads for executing fan-out.
query_force_row_level_security bool If set to true, enforces row level security rules, even if the policy is disabled.
query_language string Determines how the query text should be interpreted. Supported values are csl, kql, or sql. This option can't be modified as part of a set statement.
query_log_query_parameters bool Enables query parameters logging for later viewing in the .show queries journal.
query_max_entities_in_union long Overrides the default maximum number of columns a query is allowed to produce.
query_now datetime Overrides the datetime value returned by the now() function.
query_optimize_fts_at_relop bool When set to true, enables an experimental optimization for queries that perform costly free-text search operations. For instance, \|where * has "pattern".
query_python_debug bool or int If set to true, generates a Python debug query for the enumerated Python node.
query_results_apply_getschema bool If set to true, retrieves the schema of each tabular data in the results of the query instead of the data itself.
query_results_cache_force_refresh bool If set to true, forces a cache refresh of query results for a specific query. Must be used in combination with query_results_cache_max_age, and sent via Kusto Data ClientRequestProperties class, not as a set statement.
query_results_cache_max_age timespan Controls the maximum age of the cached query results that the service is allowed to return.
query_results_cache_per_shard bool If set to true, enables per extent query caching.
query_results_progressive_row_count long Provides a hint for how many records to send in each update. Takes effect only if results_progressive_enabled is set.
query_results_progressive_update_period timespan Provides a hint for how often to send progress frames. Takes effect only if results_progressive_enabled is set.
query_take_max_records long Limits query results to a specified number of records.
query_weakconsistency_session_id string Sets the query weak consistency session ID. Takes effect when queryconsistency mode is set to weakconsistency_by_session_id. This option can't be modified as part of a set statement.
queryconsistency string Controls query consistency. Supported values are strongconsistency, weakconsistency, weakconsistency_by_query, weakconsistency_by_database, or weakconsistency_by_session_id. When using weakconsistency_by_session_id, ensure to also set the query_weakconsistency_session_id property. This option can't be modified as part of a set statement.
request_app_name string Specifies the request application name to be used in reporting. For example, .show queries. This option can't be modified as part of a set statement.
request_block_row_level_security bool If set to true, blocks access to tables with row level security policy enabled.
request_callout_disabled bool If set to true, prevents request callout to a user-provided service.
request_description string Allows inclusion of arbitrary text as the request description.
request_external_data_disabled bool If set to true, prevents the request from accessing external data using the externaldata operator or external tables.
request_external_table_disabled bool If set to true, prevents the request from accessing external tables.
request_impersonation_disabled bool If set to true, indicates that the service shouldn't impersonate the caller's identity.
request_readonly bool If set to true, prevents write access for the request. This option can't be modified as part of a set statement.
request_readonly_hardline bool If set to true, then the request operates in a strict read-only mode. The request isn't able to write anything, and any noncompliant functionality, such as plugins, are disabled. This option can't be modified as part of a set statement.
request_remote_entities_disabled bool If set to true, prevents the request from accessing remote databases and remote entities.
request_sandboxed_execution_disabled bool If set to true, prevents the request from invoking code in the sandbox.
request_user string Specifies the request user to be used in reporting. For example, .show queries. This option can't be modified as part of a set statement.
results_error_reporting_placement string Determines the placement of errors in the result set. Options are in_data, end_of_table, and end_of_dataset.
results_progressive_enabled bool If set to true, enables the progressive query stream. This option can't be modified as part of a set statement.
results_v2_fragment_primary_tables bool Causes primary tables to be sent in multiple fragments, each containing a subset of the rows. This option can't be modified as part of a set statement.
results_v2_newlines_between_frames bool Adds new lines between frames in the results, in order to make it easier to parse them.
servertimeout timespan Overrides the default request timeout. This option can't be modified as part of a set statement. Instead, modify the option using the dashboard settings.
truncation_max_records long Overrides the default maximum number of records a query is allowed to return to the caller (truncation).
truncationmaxsize long Overrides the default maximum data size a query is allowed to return to the caller (truncation). This option can't be modified as part of a set statement.
validatepermissions bool Validates the user's permissions to perform the query without actually running the query. Possible results for this property are: OK (permissions are present and valid), Incomplete (validation couldn't be completed due to dynamic schema evaluation), or KustoRequestDeniedException (permissions weren't set).

How to set request properties

You can set request properties in the following ways:

Note

The following request properties can't be set with a set statement:

  • norequesttimeout
  • queryconsistency
  • query_language
  • query_weakconsistency_session_id
  • request_app_name
  • request_readonly
  • request_readonly_hardline
  • request_user
  • results_progressive_enabled
  • results_v2_fragment_primary_tables
  • servertimeout
  • truncationmaxsize

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