Case Operations in KQL

Robert Cain needs more than two paths for branching logic:

In my previous post Fun With KQL – IIF, we saw how to use the Kusto iif function to check for a condition then perform an action based on the result of a condition.

What if you had multiple conditions you need to check? While you could string multiple iif functions together there’s better solution: the KQL case function.

Robert includes several examples, as well as a check of whether KQL does short circuiting or not.