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hash_md5()

Applies to: ✅ Microsoft FabricAzure Data ExplorerAzure MonitorMicrosoft Sentinel

Returns an MD5 hash value of the input.

Syntax

hash_md5(source)

Learn more about syntax conventions.

Parameters

Name Type Required Description
source scalar ✔️ The value to be hashed.

Returns

The MD5 hash value of the given scalar, encoded as a hex string (a string of characters, each two of which represent a single Hex number between 0 and 255).

Warning

The algorithm used by this function (MD5) is guaranteed to not be modified in the future, but is very complex to calculate. Users that need a "lightweight" hash function for the duration of a single query are advised to use the function hash() instead.

Examples

print 
h1=hash_md5("World"),
h2=hash_md5(datetime(2020-01-01))

Output

h1 h2
f5a7924e621e84c9280a9a27e1bcb7f6 786c530672d1f8db31fee25ea8a9390b

The following example uses the hash_md5() function to aggregate StormEvents based on State's MD5 hash value.

StormEvents
| summarize StormCount = count() by State, StateHash=hash_md5(State)
| top 5 by StormCount

Output

State StateHash StormCount
TEXAS 3b00dbe6e07e7485a1c12d36c8e9910a 4701
KANSAS e1338d0ac8be43846cf9ae967bd02e7f 3166
IOWA 6d4a7c02942f093576149db764d4e2d2 2337
ILLINOIS 8c00d9e0b3fcd55aed5657e42cc40cf1 2022
MISSOURI 2d82f0c963c0763012b2539d469e5008 2016