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articles/cosmos-db/advanced-queries.md

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In this article, we'll cover how to write more advanced queries to help troubleshoot issues with your Azure Cosmos DB account by using diagnostics logs sent to **Azure Diagnostics (legacy)** and **resource-specific (preview**) tables.
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For Azure Diagnostics tables, all data is written into one single table. Users specify which category they want to query. If you want to view the full-text query of your request, see [Monitor Azure Cosmos DB data by using diagnostic settings in Azure](monitor-resource-logs.md#full-text-query) to learn how to enable this feature.
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For Azure Diagnostics tables, all data is written into one single table. Users specify which category they want to query. If you want to view the full-text query of your request, see [Monitor Azure Cosmos DB data by using diagnostic settings in Azure](monitor-resource-logs.md) to learn how to enable this feature.
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For [resource-specific tables](monitor-resource-logs.md#create-setting-portal), data is written into individual tables for each category of the resource. We recommend this mode because it:
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For [resource-specific tables](monitor-resource-logs.md), data is written into individual tables for each category of the resource. We recommend this mode because it:
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- Makes it much easier to work with the data.
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- Provides better discoverability of the schemas.

articles/cosmos-db/gremlin/diagnostic-queries.md

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In this article, we'll cover how to write more advanced queries to help troubleshoot issues with your Azure Cosmos DB account by using diagnostics logs sent to **Azure Diagnostics (legacy)** and **resource-specific (preview)** tables.
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For Azure Diagnostics tables, all data is written into one single table. Users specify which category they want to query. If you want to view the full-text query of your request, see [Monitor Azure Cosmos DB data by using diagnostic settings in Azure](../monitor-resource-logs.md#full-text-query) to learn how to enable this feature.
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For Azure Diagnostics tables, all data is written into one single table. Users specify which category they want to query. If you want to view the full-text query of your request, see [Monitor Azure Cosmos DB data by using diagnostic settings in Azure](../monitor-resource-logs.md) to learn how to enable this feature.
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For [resource-specific tables](../monitor-resource-logs.md), data is written into individual tables for each category of the resource. We recommend this mode because it:
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articles/cosmos-db/mongodb/diagnostic-queries.md

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For Azure Diagnostics tables, all data is written into one single table. Users specify which category they want to query. If you want to view the full-text query of your request, see [Monitor Azure Cosmos DB data by using diagnostic settings in Azure](../monitor-resource-logs.md) to learn how to enable this feature.
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For [resource-specific tables](../monitor-resource-logs.md#create-setting-portal), data is written into individual tables for each category of the resource. We recommend this mode because it:
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For [resource-specific tables](../monitor-resource-logs.md), data is written into individual tables for each category of the resource. We recommend this mode because it:
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- Makes it much easier to work with the data.
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- Provides better discoverability of the schemas.

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