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Copy Data from SQL Server only available with Basic authentication
- 3 years ago
Thanks Vitaly, that's what I thought - but the OP seemed to suggest otherwise. Appreciate the clarification.
One bit of feedback on the documentation you linked - it's completely written from a "the user knows Azure Data Factory" standpoint. If one of the goals of Fabric is to introduce it to people that haven't used ADF yet (like me), it's very difficult to understand that Self-hosted integration runtimes is still in progress of design means "you can't do a copy activity between on-prem and Fabric". IMO it would be a good idea to go back through that document and rewrite from a "person doesn't know Azure Data Factory, but still needs to know this functionality doesn't work" standpoint
Thanks!
Scott
Scott_PowellThe scenario you are describing is unsupported in Fabric. The Self-hosted IR / Data Gateway that's needed for Fabric pipelines to connect to on-prem data sources is not available in yet.
Please reference the official confirmation at Differences between Data Factory in Fabric and Azure - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Thanks Vitaly, that's what I thought - but the OP seemed to suggest otherwise. Appreciate the clarification.
One bit of feedback on the documentation you linked - it's completely written from a "the user knows Azure Data Factory" standpoint. If one of the goals of Fabric is to introduce it to people that haven't used ADF yet (like me), it's very difficult to understand that Self-hosted integration runtimes is still in progress of design means "you can't do a copy activity between on-prem and Fabric". IMO it would be a good idea to go back through that document and rewrite from a "person doesn't know Azure Data Factory, but still needs to know this functionality doesn't work" standpoint
Thanks!
Scott
- vitaly3 years agoAdvocate II
Yes, agreed. The Fabric documentation is currently rather sparse. I am just a customer like you ... hopefully someone from Microsoft's documentation team is listening 😀
- weehyong3 years agoMicrosoft Employee
Thank you vitaly and ScottPowellECU for the feedback.
We are definitely listening.
Will improve the docs, so it makes it easier for folks to get started.- ScottPowellECU3 years agoAdvocate II
Sounds great - thank you weehyong !
- swaruss3 years agoFrequent Visitor
Thanks, yes I have never used ADF before and starting with Fabric was my way in, There are a lot of things which don't work for me in Fabric, but which for instance work in Power BI data flows, which is frustrating, because I expected a lot of things to be the same. Documentation from a perspective of someone new to Fabric and Azure would be massively more helpful.