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Table UPDATE statements on the same Warehouse table.
Hi Abdul_Ismail,
Thank you tayloramy, for your insights.
This issue happens because parallel UPDATE statements on the same table create write-write conflicts under snapshot isolation in Microsoft Fabric. To fix this, avoid updating rows in parallel and use a set-based method like staging with MERGE or batch updates to minimize concurrent transactions. If necessary, run the ForEach activity sequentially (batch count = 1) and include retry logic to manage transient conflicts.
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Troubleshoot the Warehouse - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Thank you.
Community SupportHi Abdul_Ismail,
Thank you tayloramy, for your insights.
This issue happens because parallel UPDATE statements on the same table create write-write conflicts under snapshot isolation in Microsoft Fabric. To fix this, avoid updating rows in parallel and use a set-based method like staging with MERGE or batch updates to minimize concurrent transactions. If necessary, run the ForEach activity sequentially (batch count = 1) and include retry logic to manage transient conflicts.
Transactions in Fabric Data Warehouse - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Troubleshoot the Warehouse - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Thank you.