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Hello Everyone, I am working with Data pipelines to automate the process to ingest data. I have multiple env which has env specific variables which will be used in my notebooks e.g. stg account name, container name, onelake container id, lakehouse id etc. I want to parameterize these values.
One way I thought was to use Global Parameters like in ADF, but it seems there is no such feature yet in Fabric, can someone please suggest a work around.
Note**
I am using absolute path in my code to get the tables or files from onelake and would want to parameterize those values as well.
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Unfortunately as you stated Global Parameters is not supported in MSFT Fabric data pipelines; so as an alternative you can have a config table/file that would have 2 columns :
ParameterName; ENvironment, Value
and accoridngly via lookup activity you can get the values for those configs at run time and pass them accordingly
Unfortunately as you stated Global Parameters is not supported in MSFT Fabric data pipelines; so as an alternative you can have a config table/file that would have 2 columns :
ParameterName; ENvironment, Value
and accoridngly via lookup activity you can get the values for those configs at run time and pass them accordingly
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