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Smart Mutations in Microsoft Fabric API for GraphQL with Stored Procedures

May 15, 2025 by Ed Lima 1,154 Views

Overview Microsoft Fabric API for GraphQL makes it easy to query and mutate data from a Fabric- SQL database and other Fabric data sources such as Data Warehouse and Lakehouse, with strongly typed schemas and a rich query language allowing developers to create an intuitive API without writing custom server code. While you can’t customize …

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Improving productivity in Fabric Notebooks with Inline Code Completion (Public Preview)

Now available in Public Preview, Copilot Inline Code Completion is an AI-powered feature that helps data scientists and engineers write high-quality Python code faster and with greater ease. Inspired by GitHub Copilot, this feature offers intelligent code suggestions as you type, with no commands needed. By understanding the context of your notebook, Copilot Inline Code …

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Orchestrate your Databricks Jobs with Fabric Data pipelines

We’re excited to announce that you can now orchestrate Azure Databricks Jobs from your Microsoft Fabric data pipelines! Databrick Jobs allow you to schedule and orchestrate a task or multiple tasks in a workflow in your Databricks workspace. Since any operation in Databricks can be a task, this means you can now run anything in …

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Query vs. Mutation in API for GraphQL – Understanding the difference

GraphQL has revolutionized the way developers interact with APIs by offering a more flexible and efficient alternative to REST. Before getting started , Create an API for GraphQL in Fabric and add data to use GraphQL in Fabric.
At the heart of GraphQL are two core operations: queries and mutations. While they may look similar on the surface, they serve very different purposes. Let’s explain it in detail.