Microsoft Fabric Updates Blog

Staying Updated with IntelliSense in Fabric Warehouse

We’ve added in functionality to IntelliSense in Fabric. will enable developers to write queries efficiently using the new or updated T-SQL statements in Fabric Data Warehouse.

We’ve updated the IntelliSense for the following statements:

  • Result-set Caching ALTER DATABASE <YourArtifactName> SET RESULT_SET_CACHING OFF | ON;
  • Openrowset

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