lokakuuta 30, 2024 tekijä Patrick LeBlanc 28 503 Näkymät
Welcome to the October 2024 Update! Here are a few, select highlights of the many we have for Fabric this month. API for GraphQL support for Service Principal Names (SPNs). Introducing a powerful new feature in Lakehouses: Sorting, Filtering, and Searching capabilities. An addition to KQL Queryset that will revolutionize the way you interact with …
Fabric allows workloads to easily access data across clouds through OneLake shortcuts. Define a shortcut once and use it with Power BI reports, SQL, Spark and Kusto. This ease of consumption allows users to start analyzing their data in minutes rather than hours or even days, but this can also lead to increased egress charges. …
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We are very excited to announce a lot of new improvements to data destinations in Dataflows Gen2. Here is an overview of the new improvements and how to get started. After you have cleaned and prepared your data with dataflows gen 2, you want to land your data into a destination. This is possible with …
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Sean Mirabile | Sr. Program Manager | Microsoft Fabric CAT Special thanks to all of the technical reviewers: Kevin Lee, Bret Myers, Sundar Easwaran, and Mallikarjun Appani Content Introduction Blog 1: ADLS Gen2 Event Triggers (on create) Data Pipeline Settings The Get Metadata Activity YouTube Video Complete Data Pipeline JSON Introduction Welcome to the blog …
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Welcome to the February 2024 update. We have a lot of great features this month including Fabric Git Integration REST APIs, Fabric notebook status bar upgrade, Copilot in Dataflow Gen2, and many more! Fabric Community Conference Join us at the Microsoft Fabric Community Conference the ultimate Microsoft Data & AI learning event, on March 26-28, …
Microsoft Fabric REST APIs allow users and developers to automate common actions and programmatically interact with Fabric. This allows teams and organizations to develop solutions that can scale and integrate with other parts of their systems. Before today, OneLake shortcuts could only be created using the Fabric web experience. This meant that our users were …
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