.show cluster policy request_classification command
Applies to: ✅ Azure Data Explorer
Shows the cluster's request classification policy.
Permissions
You must have at least Cluster AllDatabasesMonitor permissions to run this command.
Syntax
.show cluster policy request_classification
Learn more about syntax conventions.
Returns
The command returns one row showing the details of the cluster request classification policy.
Following is the schema of the output returned:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PolicyName | string |
Name of the policy. For cluster request classification policy, this value is ClusterRequestClassificationPolicy. |
| EntityName | string |
Name of the entity for which the policy is set. For cluster request classification policy, this value is an empty string. |
| Policy | string |
JSON representation of the policy object. |
| ChildEntities | string |
Child entities for which this policy is set. For cluster request classification policy, this value is an array of strings, each of which corresponds to the name of system and user databases attached to the cluster. |
| EntityType | string |
Type of entity for which this policy is set. For cluster request classification policy, this value is Cluster. |
Examples
Display the cluster's request classification policy
Display request classification policy for the cluster:
.show cluster policy request_classification
Output
| PolicyName | EntityName | Policy | ChildEntities | EntityType |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ClusterRequestClassificationPolicy | {"ClassificationProperties": ["current_application", "request_type" ],"IsEnabled": true, "ClassificationFunction": "iff(request_properties.current_application == "Kusto.Explorer" and request_properties.request_type == "Query","Ad-hoc queries","default")"} | ["$systemdb", "KustoMonitoringPersistentDatabase", "YourDatabaseName"] | Cluster |