September 25, 2024 by Jason Himmelstein 243,554 Views
Welcome to the September 2024 Update!
Announcements
We have a lot of exciting announcements to share with you for FabCon Europe! We’ve brought Copilot to Dataflows Gen2 and a richer Copilot experience when building and consuming Power BI Reports. With Real-Time Intelligence we have redesigned and enhanced user experience in the Real-Time hub.
Welcome to the July 2023 update. We have features in Core, Synapse, Data Factory, Data Activator, Community, and Power BI. Contents Core Help Pane Monitoring Hub improvements Admin Microsoft Public Preview Default Sharing On by Default Effective July 5th, 2023 OneLake OneLake file explorer update with support for switching organizational accounts Item sharing Synapse Data …
We are excited to announce that Direct Lake datasets now support XMLA-Write operations. Now you can use your favorite BI Pro tools and scripts to create and manage Direct Lake datasets.
In a lot of scenarios, you want to only get new data from your sources and append it to your data destination to report over. With Dataflows Gen2 that comes with support for data destinations, you can setup your own pattern to load new data, replace some old data and keep your reports up to …
Continue reading “Wondering how to incrementally amass data in your data destination? This is how!”
Are you interested in learning more about Data Factory, the cloud-based data integration service that allows you to create data-driven workflows in Microsoft Fabric? If so, you are invited to join our webinars, where we will show you how to use Data Factory to transform and orchestrate your data in various scenarios. Each webinar will …
Continue reading “Microsoft Fabric Data Factory Webinar Series – August 2023”
Welcome back to Part 2 of this 3-part series on optimizing Data Pipelines for historical loads. In the first two parts, we are introducing two technical patterns. Then in Part 3, we will bring everything together, covering an end-to-end design pattern. To recap, in Part 1 we covered how to parse a time interval (dd.hh:mm:ss) …
Continue reading “Data Pipeline Performance Improvements Part 2: Creating an Array of JSONs”
