Microsoft Fabric Updates Blog

Govern your data in SQL database in Microsoft Fabric with protection policies in Microsoft Purview

Microsoft Purview’s protection policies help you safeguard sensitive data in Microsoft Fabric items, including SQL databases. In this article, we’ll explain how these policies override Microsoft Fabric item permissions for users, apps, and groups, limiting their actions within the database. If you are not familiar with how item permissions and workspace roles work in SQL … Continue reading “Govern your data in SQL database in Microsoft Fabric with protection policies in Microsoft Purview”

BULK INSERT in Fabric Data Warehouse

We are excited to announce that the BULK INSERT statement in available in Fabric Data Warehouse. The BULK INSERT statement allows you to load CSV files from Azure Data Lake Storage and Azure Blob Storage. Refer to the example of the traditional BULK INSERT statement commonly used by SQL Server or Azure SQL users to … Continue reading “BULK INSERT in Fabric Data Warehouse”

Fabric OPENROWSET function

We are excited to announce the availability of the OPENROWSET function in the Fabric Data Warehouse and SQL endpoint for Lakehouse. This powerful function allows you to read the content of external files stored in Azure Data Lake Storage and Azure Blob Storage without the need to ingest them into the Data Warehouse. With the … Continue reading “Fabric OPENROWSET function”

Announcing billing for Workspace monitoring 

Workspace Monitoring, currently in preview is an observability feature within Fabric that enables monitoring capabilities across two key areas:  Workspace monitoring allows Fabric developers and admins to access detailed logs and performance metrics for their workspaces. This helps troubleshoot performance issues, investigate errors, optimize queries, and minimize data downtime.  Since the preview announcement, we have … Continue reading “Announcing billing for Workspace monitoring “

Error handling benefits with Fabric’s API for GraphQL

You can take advantage of this with Fabric’s API for GraphQL. However, like any technology, effective error handling is crucial to ensure a smooth user experience and robust application performance. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the intricacies of error handling in GraphQL and share some best practices for managing errors effectively.