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Hi there, I've been struggling to find good documentation on how to read data from a lakehouse in one workspace and after applying some transformations, write it to a different lakehouse in a different workspace. Is this possible? I have the following workspaces:
WORKSPACE_BRONZE that contains LAKEHOUSE_BRONZE
WORKSPACE_SILVER that contains LAKEHOUSE_SILVER
LAKEHOUSE_BRONZE has a CSV file in the files section. I have a notebook and have added both lakehouses to the notebook. I have some code like this to read the file:
Solved! Go to Solution.
You can use the fully qualified path to write to a Lakehouse in another workspace.
Please see this article, it helped me:
https://murggu.medium.com/databricks-and-fabric-writing-to-onelake-and-adls-gen2-671dcf24cf33
So, to write to a table (new or existing) in a Lakehouse in another workspace, I think it is possible to write it like this:
You can use the fully qualified path to write to a Lakehouse in another workspace.
Please see this article, it helped me:
https://murggu.medium.com/databricks-and-fabric-writing-to-onelake-and-adls-gen2-671dcf24cf33
So, to write to a table (new or existing) in a Lakehouse in another workspace, I think it is possible to write it like this:
Thank you so much!
Hi @AdamFry ,
Glad to that your issue got resolved. Please continue using Fabric Community on your further queries.
For syntax and stuff, trying asking Copilot or ChatGPT. I usually get pretty good feedback.
Apologies for not using the code block for the code in my post, I tried editing my post to add it but I got an invalid html error so hopefully this is ok posted as is.
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