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User reported messages data table
Thanks for the tip. I'm already looking into it.
By the way, do you have an idea of what's the field that match both submission and admin review?
The goal is to understand which messages were not yet reviewed.
Thanks
dmarquesgn Check out submission id or message reported id
- dmarquesgnApr 01, 2024Iron Contributor
Thanks. I've confirmed that "SubmissionID" is the one.
I'm trying to achieve the following, I want to extract periodically, daily for example, a list of User submitted messages which had not yet had a reply, or an Admin Submission. I'm trying to think how can I build that on a KQL query. The logic needed is to search for all User Reported "SubmissionID" and check for each if there is an Admin Submitted "SubmissionID" and just write down those who doesn't have.
I'm kind of new to KQL. Is this something achievable in KQL?
Thanks
- Dhairyya_AgarwalApr 01, 2024
Microsoft
You have to join the concept of outer join where the outer data is all user report and inner data is user report which has been marked and notified.