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Applies to: ✅ Azure Data Explorer
Alters and merges an existing entity group with the provided list of entities and stores it inside the database metadata. For more information, see Entity groups.
Permissions
You must have at least Database Admin permissions to run this command.
Syntax
.alter-merge
entity_group
EntityGroupName (
EntityReference [,
...])
Learn more about syntax conventions.
Parameters
Name | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
EntityGroupName | string |
✔️ | The name of the entity group. |
EntityReference | string |
✔️ | An entity included in the entity group. |
Returns
This command returns a table with the following columns:
Output parameter | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
Name | string |
The name of the entity group. |
Entities | array |
An array which includes one or more entities. |
Examples
The following example edits the MyEntityGroup
entity group and adds the entity cluster('c2').database('d2')
to the entity group.
First run the following command to create a new entity group with entity cluster('c1').database('d1')
:
.create entity_group MyEntityGroup (cluster('c1').database('d1'))
Output
Name | Entities |
---|---|
MyEntityGroup | ["cluster('c1').database('d1')"] |
Then run the following command to edit the existing entity group MyEntityGroup
and add the entity cluster('c2').database('d2')
:
.alter-merge entity_group MyEntityGroup (cluster('c2').database('d2'))
Output
Name | Entities |
---|---|
MyEntityGroup | ["cluster('c1').database('d1')","cluster('c2').database('d2')"] |