Microsoft Fabric Updates Blog

Fabric Changing the game: Validate dependencies with Semantic Link – Data Quality

As we embark on our quest to unravel the mysteries of the data within Fabric, a world of possibilities awaits. Let’s continue our journey in understanding and exploring the data. In this installment, our attention is directed to how to explore the functional dependencies -relationships between columns in a table. With a specific focus on … Continue reading “Fabric Changing the game: Validate dependencies with Semantic Link – Data Quality”

Fabric Change the Game: Exploring the data

Microsoft Fabric offers a set of different tools to explore and prepare the data for analysis and from that perspective, notebooks have become one of the quickest ways to get started with data exploration. This post draws its inspiration from the world of experimentation, exploration, and seamless integration into Microsoft Fabric- Data Science in Microsoft … Continue reading “Fabric Change the Game: Exploring the data”

Fabric changing the game: Logging your workload using Notebooks.

I was working on an example for a customer about logging a file error of execution while you are running multiple notebooks in parallel in a try-and-catch scenario. While thinking about that scenario in a Fabric environment I realized this work is now so much easier. As I mentioned before in other posts, OneLake integration … Continue reading “Fabric changing the game: Logging your workload using Notebooks.”

Fabric Changing the game – OneLake integration

This blog is part of a series of posts covering many aspects of Fabric. The first was a translation of some posts written for Synapse as a PaaS in which I exported data from an SQLDB into the Data Lake using parquet file format, and now I translated them to be reused in Fabric as … Continue reading “Fabric Changing the game – OneLake integration”

Microsoft Fabric changing the game: Exporting data and building the Lakehouse

I plan to develop a post series covering Fabric from an end-to-end perspective. As part of this series, I will incorporate some scripts that were initially developed for the Synapse experience on Fabric. The purpose of reusing these scripts is to demonstrate how easily you can implement the same logic you already have in your Synapse environment in various scenarios.