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Accelerate AI on Oracle Databases with Open Mirroring, Fabric Data Agent, and Azure AI Foundry

Additional contributors: Venkat Ramakrishnan, Amir Jafari, Wilson Lee, Maraki Ketema As organizations accelerate their hybrid cloud adoption strategies, Oracle Database@Azure has emerged as a critical platform for running Oracle database workloads using Exadata, Autonomous, Exadata Exascale and Base databases for the enterprise. However, deriving real-time, AI-powered insights in hybrid settings has long been challenging due … Continue reading “Accelerate AI on Oracle Databases with Open Mirroring, Fabric Data Agent, and Azure AI Foundry”

Authenticate to Fabric data connections using Azure Key Vault stored secrets (Preview)

Azure Key Vault support in Fabric Data connections is now in preview! With this capability, we are introducing a new concept called ‘Azure Key Vault references’ in Microsoft Fabric, using which, users can reuse their existing Azure key vault secrets for authentication to data source connections instead of copy-pasting passwords, slashing credential-management effort and audit risk. … Continue reading “Authenticate to Fabric data connections using Azure Key Vault stored secrets (Preview)”

Fabric April 2025 Feature Summary

Welcome to the Fabric April 2025 Feature Summary! This update brings exciting advancements across various workloads, including Low-code AI tools to accelerate productivity in notebooks (Preview), session Scoped distributed #temp table in Fabric Data Warehouse (Generally Available) and the Migration assistant for Fabric Data Warehouse (Preview) to simplify your migration experience. Contents Community & Events … Continue reading “Fabric April 2025 Feature Summary”

Passing parameter values to refresh a Dataflow Gen2 (Preview)

Parameters in Dataflow Gen2 enhance flexibility by allowing dynamic adjustments without altering the dataflow itself. They simplify organization, reduce redundancy, and centralize control, making workflows more efficient and adaptable to varying inputs and scenarios. Leveraging query parameters while authoring Dataflows Gen2 has been possible for a long time, however, it was not possible to override … Continue reading “Passing parameter values to refresh a Dataflow Gen2 (Preview)”