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Fabric Lakehouse to Dataverse
Hi Folks,
I need to send Tables from my Fabric Lakehouse to Dataverse environment (Reverse Integration), is there any way to send.
I know this is out of box question but can anyone helps here?
Thanks in advance.
- Anonymous2 years ago
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- Ananth_BhirappaRegular Visitor
Hi,
Steps which you forwarded is worked.
Thank you. - AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Ananth_Bhirappa ,
Thanks for using Fabric Community.
As I understand you want to send the tables from Fabric Lakehouse to Dataverse.
You can use copy activity in Fabric Data Factory.
Source - Lakehouse:
Destination - Dataverse:
After configuration run the pipeline.
You can also refer this - Set up your Dataverse connection - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Hope this is helpful. Please let me know incase of further queries.- AnonymousNot applicable
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- Nero
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Alternatively, rather than using CopyData in a pipeline, you could instead create a dataverse "virtual table" that points at the fabric tables (no data is actually copied). Doco here
In make powerapps portal, open your solution and choose "New->Table->Table from external data"
Then you will be able to choose Fabric as a data source:- jakesFrequent Visitor
When would I choose Data Pipelines over Virtual Tables? Are pipelines only needed to update existing dataverse tables? If I am using a virtual table I don't need a pipeline, correct?
- AnonymousNot applicable
- Sohan014Regular Visitor
I follow these steps. But I face this issue. I am not sure, why it's causing this error. could you please suggest me if you have any idea regarding this?
- trunthuan998New Member
My method is to use Dataverse's dataflow: create a dataflow, then select the data source as Azure SQL Database, enter the necessary information (SQL connection string and lakehouse name), and configure the connection settings. Finally, you can access and retrieve data from the lakehouse.