The live connectivity in Migration Assistant for Fabric Data Warehouse lets you connect directly to your source system and migrate object metadata into a new Fabric warehouse. This preview is designed to help you accelerate the migration and reduce upfront prep by eliminating the need to generate and upload a DACPAC for the metadata step.
Migration Assistant for Fabric Data Warehouse is a powerful tool designed to streamline your journey to a modern, high-performance data platform. With this release, we’re making it easier than ever for organizations to migrate to Fabric Data Warehouse from any T-SQL database used for analytical work, such as Azure Synapse Analytics dedicated SQL pool, ensuring … Continue reading “Migration Assistant for Fabric Data Warehouse (Generally Available)”
The Microsoft Fabric Migration Guide is now live! This comprehensive resource is designed to help you plan and execute your migration to Microsoft Fabric with confidence. Whether you’re just getting started or already deep into your migration journey, this guide provides best practices, tools, and step-by-step instructions to support you every step of the way. … Continue reading “Now Available – A Guide: Migrating to Fabric Data Warehouse”
Building on the excitement of our public preview, we’re excited to announce the latest updates to the Migration Assistant for Fabric Data Warehouse, making it even easier, faster, and more reliable to move your data to Fabric. The Migration Assistant simplifies what can be a complicated process by automatically taking care of it. Since its … Continue reading “Fabric Data Warehouse Migration Assistant: Better, Faster, More Reliable”
Today, we are excited to share a list of user experience features that we’ve shipped within Fabric Warehouse during the month of Nov 2023, to help drive productivity and simplify the experience. The following are the list of features: The rest of the blog describes each of these features in greater detail. Clone table experience … Continue reading “Fabric Warehouse user experience updates”
