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Some methods in notebooks do not work when executed from Data Pipelines deployed via SPN
Hi mmilosanovic ,
Thank you for the update and for continuing to raise visibility across the support channels and community.
As acknowledged internally, this behavior is a known limitation when executing notebooks via Service Principal authentication, where certain methods like notebookutils may not function as expected due to context initialization issues. The product team is actively reviewing the scenario, and we anticipate future improvements to address these limitations.
Your engagement through the Ideas forum is appreciated and will help with prioritization. We’ll continue to monitor this and share any updates or guidance as they become available.
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Hi everyone,
I just got feedback from the support that Notebook PG team has fixed the issue. I tested again and it seems to work now. I only tested
notebookutils.runtime.context.get("currentWorkspaceName")so not sure if this also fixes all the
notebookutils methods or
synapsesql()methods.
Can someone else also give it a try and share findings here?
Best regards,
Milos
Hi mmilosanovic ,
Thank you for following up and sharing that the issue was resolved through Microsoft Support. We're glad to hear that your concern has been addressed successfully.
Please make your answer as accepted. Your input is valuable, and sharing the outcome helps others in the community facing similar issues.
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Thank you.
hi Anonymous this is still not resolved and ongoing with MS support, specifically around other methods (issue seem to be the same with authorization) like synapsesql().
Hi mmilosanovic ,
Thank you for your confirmation and patience. The Microsoft team is actively looking into the issue, including related methods like synapseSQL(), which seem to face the same authorization behavior.
Thank you.
synapsesql() still doesn't work and per Microsoft yesterday is not supported with SPN at this time and there is no date for when it will be so I guess it is not a real tool yet.
