Microsoft Fabric Updates Blog

It’s Time! Announcing The Microsoft SQL Community Conference

SQL is having its moment. From on-premises data centers to Azure Cloud Services to Microsoft Fabric, SQL has evolved into something far more powerful than many realize and it deserves the focused attention of a big stage.  That’s why I’m thrilled to announce SQLCon, a dedicated conference for database developers, database administrators, and database engineers. Co-located with FabCon for an unprecedented week of deep technical content … Continue reading “It’s Time! Announcing The Microsoft SQL Community Conference”

Warehouse Snapshots in Microsoft Fabric (Generally Available)

Managing data consistency during ETL has always been a challenge for our customers. Dashboards break, KPIs fluctuate, and compliance audits become painful when reporting hits ‘half-loaded’ data. With Warehouse Snapshots, Microsoft Fabric solves this by giving you a stable, read-only view of your warehouse at a specific point in time and now, this capability is … Continue reading “Warehouse Snapshots in Microsoft Fabric (Generally Available)”

Creator Improvements in the Data Agent

We’re introducing a set of new enhancements for Data Agent creators — designed to make it easier to debug, improve, and express your agent’s logic. Whether you’re tuning example queries, refining instructions, or validating performance, these updates make it faster to iterate and deliver high-quality experiences to your users. New Debugging Tools View referenced example … Continue reading “Creator Improvements in the Data Agent”

Ingest files into your Fabric Data Warehouse using the OPENROWSET function

Data ingestion is one of the most important actions in the Data Warehouse solutions. In Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse, the OPENROWSET function provides a powerful and flexible way to read data from files stored in Fabric OneLake or external Azure Storage accounts. Whether you’re working with Parquet, CSV, TSV, or JSONL files, the OPENROWSET function … Continue reading “Ingest files into your Fabric Data Warehouse using the OPENROWSET function”

Entity Diagram in Eventhouse KQL Database (Preview) 

As your KQL database grows, tables gather data from several Eventstreams, functions connect different tables, update policies move and transform data, and materialized views quietly keep aggregated data up to date – all working together behind the scenes  It’s powerful, but it can also be hard to see the full picture.  That’s exactly why we built the Entity Diagram – to give … Continue reading “Entity Diagram in Eventhouse KQL Database (Preview) “