Consider calling a function in OPL or KQL like my_func(severity_text, attributes{"x"])
In these cases, the severity_text would have the "row order" of the root record batch, where attributes["x"] would have the "row order" of however the parent_ids were sorted in rows where key == "x".
by "row order" here, I mean the logical signal (e.g. log, span, etc.) represented by each row.
Currently the columnar query engine doesn't support this and will just return an error. We should fix this.
Consider calling a function in OPL or KQL like
my_func(severity_text, attributes{"x"])In these cases, the severity_text would have the "row order" of the root record batch, where attributes["x"] would have the "row order" of however the parent_ids were sorted in rows where key == "x".
by "row order" here, I mean the logical signal (e.g. log, span, etc.) represented by each row.
Currently the columnar query engine doesn't support this and will just return an error. We should fix this.