@Mohammed- It's as simple as using a copy activity in Azure Data Factory, you need to use `Copy data using pipeline` in Microsoft Fabric.
After create Lake house, there is an option to get data and select new data pipeline.
After create Data warehouse, there is an option to get data and select new data pipeline.
Then, choose the data source you want as SQL server from databases and the configure.
For more information, refer to below links:
Load Sample data to Data Warehouse
Quickstart: Create your first pipeline to copy data
Demo on The Ultimate Data Warehouse experience in Microsoft Fabric
Hope this helps.
@Mohammed- I guess you are referring to use SSMS
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