We heard feedback from you that it’s time consuming to move multiple queries at once. So we built the ability to move multiple queries at once between Shared Queries and My Queries. While bulk move is great, but what if you want to delete queries in bulk? You now can delete multiple queries at once. … Continue reading “Bulk Move & Bulk Delete your Queries in Fabric Warehouse”
As part of our continuous effort to enhance the Fabric SQL experience, we’ve introduced several updates to improve both functionality and user experience. Here’s an overview of the latest features: What’s coming soon? Public REST API to manually execute the synchronization process. Next Steps: Learn more about the synchronization process: SQL analytics endpoint performance considerations … Continue reading “What’s new in the Fabric SQL Analytics Endpoint?”
Welcome to the November 2024 update for Microsoft Fabric! This month, we’re excited to bring you a host of new features and improvements designed to enhance your experience and productivity. From the introduction of Copilot in Power BI mobile apps to the new Fabric Databases, there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re looking to streamline your … Continue reading “Fabric November 2024 Feature Summary”
As mentioned in Arun’s blog post, we are thrilled to announce Open Mirroring in Microsoft Fabric is now publicly available. Mirroring in Fabric provides a modern way of accessing and ingesting your existing data estate continuously and seamlessly from any database or data warehouse into OneLake in Microsoft Fabric. Open Mirroring in Fabric is designed … Continue reading “Introducing Open Mirroring in Microsoft Fabric”
We are thrilled to announce the General Availability of Mirroring for Azure SQL Database in Fabric. This milestone marks a significant step forward in our mission to provide seamless, near-real time data replication and integration capabilities for our users. What is Mirroring in Fabric? Mirroring in Fabric is a powerful feature that allows you to … Continue reading “Announcing the general availability (GA) of Mirroring for Azure SQL Database in Microsoft Fabric”
