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OneLake APIs: Bring your apps and build new ones with familiar Blob and ADLS APIs

OneLake is the unified data lake for Microsoft Fabric, designed to simplify data management and accelerate analytics across your organization. The best part is, OneLake speaks the same language your applications already do. With support for the ubiquitous Azure Data Lake Storage (ADLS) or Blob Storage APIs, OneLake makes it easy to bring your existing applications and …

SSMS 22 Meets Fabric Data Warehouse: Evolving the Developer Experiences

Why this Investment Matters For years, SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) has been the go-to tool for millions of SQL developers worldwide. With millions of active users, SSMS remains the most trusted environment for database professionals. Yet, Fabric Data Warehouse had long lacked deep integration with SSMS, leaving developers to juggle inconsistent experiences between web …

How Spark Supports OneLake Security with Row and Column Level Policies

Recently, we announced a significant milestone: public support for Row and Column Level Security within OneLake. This universal security framework applies consistently across all data engines, regardless of how data is accessed. Traditionally, Spark does not provide granular security features and assumes unrestricted access to the required datasets for query execution. To address this limitation, …

Simplifying Data Ingestion with Copy job – Copy data across tenants using Copy job in Fabric Data Factory 

Copy job is the go-to solution in Microsoft Fabric Data Factory for simplified data movement, whether you’re moving data across clouds, from on-premises systems, or between services. With native support for multiple delivery styles, including bulk copy, incremental copy, and change data capture (CDC) replication, Copy job offers the flexibility to handle a wide range …

Capacity usage enabled date for Test capability in User Data Functions

User Data Functions is an item that allows you to create fully managed Python functions to run on Fabric. You can use this item to embed your business logic in your Fabric data architectures across all the different integrations, such as Fabric data sources, Power BI reports, Pipelines, Notebooks, and more. The use of the …