When using the SQL Analytic Endpoint from a Fabric Workspace to connect via SSMS, there are now FOUR (used to be TWO) databases for Staging. These should be hidden in SSMS.
I sort of assume that they are kind of like tempdb in SQL Server where the user has no business doing things in there. I should not have access to these databases.
Please hide these database from the general user population in SSMS.
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- YevgenyM
Advocate IV
Double down - Hide them all, if that system staging area we shouldn't see this at all.
