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Hi!
I’m encountering a strange and unclear error when trying to create a shortcut in Lakehouse. The error message is: Error 401 - Not Authorized.
I’m using a Service Principal, there are no firewalls enabled on ADLS, and the permissions are set up correctly. However, when using the same Service Principal to connect to the same ADLS via Copy Activity in a Data Pipeline, everything works fine.
Could this issue be related to an internal Lakehouse error? Does anyone know how to fix this problem?
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hello @elpaloo
When creating a shortcut to ADLS Gen2 in a Lakehouse, the authentication process differs fundamentally from Data Pipeline connections. While both utilize the same credentials, they employ different authorization mechanisms and permission requirements
Please make sure these :
The Service Principal must have at minimum the "Storage Blob Data Reader" role for read operations or "Storage Blob Data Contributor" for write operations
Unlike general Azure roles like "Owner" or "Contributor," data operations on ADLS Gen2 specifically require data-plane roles
The storage account must have Hierarchical Namespace enabled for proper ADLS Gen2 functionality
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Thank you, @nilendraFabric, for your response.
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hello @elpaloo
When creating a shortcut to ADLS Gen2 in a Lakehouse, the authentication process differs fundamentally from Data Pipeline connections. While both utilize the same credentials, they employ different authorization mechanisms and permission requirements
Please make sure these :
The Service Principal must have at minimum the "Storage Blob Data Reader" role for read operations or "Storage Blob Data Contributor" for write operations
Unlike general Azure roles like "Owner" or "Contributor," data operations on ADLS Gen2 specifically require data-plane roles
The storage account must have Hierarchical Namespace enabled for proper ADLS Gen2 functionality