.alter table policy partitioning recognized as AlterTablePolicyUpdate

[Vincent-Philippe Lauzon]

The follow script is parsed as CustomCommand with CommandKind=="AlterTablePolicyUpdate":

.alter table mydb.mytable policy partitioning ```
{
'PartitionKeys': [
{
'ColumnName': 'my_string_column',
'Kind': 'Hash',
'Properties': {
'Function': 'XxHash64',
'MaxPartitionCount': 128,
'PartitionAssignmentMode': 'Uniform'
}
}
]
}```

[Matt Warren]

It's getting hung up on the qualified table name. It is specified incorrectly in the parser to only allow just the table name. Most commands that allow you to specify table names only expect tables from the current database. A few allow qualified names.

[Vincent-Philippe Lauzon]

That is legal KQL, i.e. it is accepted by Kusto query API. Can we fix this?

[Vincent-Philippe Lauzon]

It also used to be supported in the past version of Kusto.Language.

[Matt Warren]

I've modified the definition for Kusto.Language to include the correct kind of table reference for this command.

[Vincent-Philippe Lauzon]

Thank you! I assume the package will be updated with those changes in next publish?