Similar to LOOKUP name qualifiers should be possible for ENRICH command as well.
In the current implementation users have to use the WITH construct for every name collision. If there are just a few such fields, that's manageable, for more this becomes more tedious. Also, there is no support for making the user aware such an override has taken place. This means that a column in the results is not known to come from the from source command or from the enrich policies.
FROM A
| ENRICH a_policy ON x WITH new_y = y, new_w = w, etc..
This does come with something to dig into: backwards compatibility.
Description
Similar to LOOKUP name qualifiers should be possible for ENRICH command as well. In the current implementation users have to use the
WITH
construct for every name collision. If there are just a few such fields, that's manageable, for more this becomes more tedious. Also, there is no support for making the user aware such an override has taken place. This means that a column in the results is not known to come from thefrom
source command or from the enrich policies.This does come with something to dig into: backwards compatibility.