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Simple task, Trial Subscription. I need to get 3 columns from a lakehouse table to use as parameters to pass to an external API. I plan to use a LookUp activity and a ForEach activity to loop thru the values in the view to paas as parameters.
Chat GPT suggests this:
Create a Dataset for the View:
In your Synapse Analytics workspace, create a new dataset that points to the view in your lakehouse. Select the appropriate data store (e.g., Azure Synapse Analytics) and specify the database and view name in the dataset settings.
I can't get to the Synapse Studio via Fabric Portal as suggested. Copilot says to go to the Account manager, but I end up at the same Fabric home page.
1) Do I need to create a DS for this task in Synapse rather than Fabric?
2) How can I access Fabric Portal with this Trial subscription?
Solved! Go to Solution.
To access the values from the three columns in the table, create a lookup activity and save it as a Variable.
Then, you can use a ForEach activity to pass the variable as a parameter.
I think I am confusing how the connection works. I tried it again and successfully copied only the desired columns from a csv to a delta lake table. Thanks for the help.
Hi @Riskworks115 ,
Thanks for using Fabric Community.
As @Ayybee said, you can use LoopUp activity to get the data and use Web Activity to make an API call.
You can also use Copy Activity (Source - Lakehouse, Destination - Web API), you can use mapping to send only required columns.
Hope this is helpful. Please let me know incase of further queries.
Hi @Riskworks115 ,
We haven’t heard from you on the last response and was just checking back to see if your query was answered.
Otherwise, will respond back with the more details and we will try to help .
To access the values from the three columns in the table, create a lookup activity and save it as a Variable.
Then, you can use a ForEach activity to pass the variable as a parameter.
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