Question 1

What is KQLSearch.com?

Accepted Answer

KQLSearch.com is a search engine dedicated to KQL (Kusto Query Language) queries, providing a platform for users to find and share queries.

Question 2

How do I use KQLSearch.com?

Accepted Answer

Use the search bar or the advanced filters to find specific queries based on table, author, keyword, or operator. Click on a query to view more details.

Question 3

What are the advanced filters?

Accepted Answer

Advanced filters allow you to narrow down your search based on table, author, keyword, or operator to find the exact query you are looking for.

Question 4

How do I submit a query?

Accepted Answer

Click the 'Submit query' button on the home page to open the submission form where you can share your KQL queries with the community.

Question 5

Can I view queries from a specific author?

Accepted Answer

Yes, select an author from the 'Author' dropdown in the advanced filters section to view queries from a specific author.

Question 6

What does the 'Show Explanation' button do?

Accepted Answer

The 'Show Explanation' button displays a detailed explanation of what the selected query does and how it works.

Question 7

Can I share queries on social platforms?

Accepted Answer

Yes, each query has a 'Share on X' button that lets you share the query on social platforms.

Question 8

What does the 'Open on GitHub' button do?

Accepted Answer

The 'Open on GitHub' button takes you to the GitHub page where the query is hosted, allowing you to view, fork, or contribute.

Question 9

How do I copy the link of a query?

Accepted Answer

Click the 'Copy Link' button on any query detail page to copy the direct link to your clipboard.

Question 10

Who are the authors of the queries?

Accepted Answer

The authors are professionals who work with KQL and have shared their queries with the community.

Question 11

What are the KQL AI Tools?

Accepted Answer

The AI Tools page combines two features: a Generator that creates KQL queries from natural language descriptions, and an Analyzer that reviews existing queries and provides improvements, explanations, and an updated version.

Question 12

How do I generate a KQL query?

Accepted Answer

Switch to the 'Generate' tab, enter a description of the query you need, and click 'Generate'. The AI will return a ready-to-use KQL query.

Question 13

How do I analyze an existing KQL query?

Accepted Answer

Switch to the 'Analyze' tab, paste your KQL query, and click 'Analyze'. You will get improvements, an explanation, the updated query, and a list of changes made.

Question 14

How do I view past generated queries?

Accepted Answer

In Generate mode, scroll down to the 'History' section to view and expand past queries. Click on any history item to see its details.

Question 15

Is the AI always accurate?

Accepted Answer

No, AI responses can occasionally be inaccurate. If you are not satisfied with the result, try again with a different or more specific prompt.

Question 16

What AI powers the tools?

Accepted Answer

The AI Tools are powered by OpenAI's models.

Question 17

Is my data sent to OpenAI?

Accepted Answer

Yes, queries are processed by OpenAI. Do not include sensitive or confidential data in your input.

Question 18

What is Device Query?

Accepted Answer

Device Query in Microsoft Intune allows you to run real-time KQL queries on managed devices to gain on-demand information about device state.

Question 19

What are the requirements for Device Query?

Accepted Answer

You need a license that includes Microsoft Intune Advanced Analytics. Devices must be Intune managed, corporate-owned, enrolled in Endpoint Analytics, and running Windows 10 or later.

Question 20

How do I use the Device Query page?

Accepted Answer

Browse or search the list of available queries, filter by table if needed, and click on a query to view its description, code, and tables used. Use the copy button to copy the query.

Question 21

Can I filter queries by table?

Accepted Answer

Yes, use the 'Filter by Table' section in the sidebar to show only queries that use a specific table.

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