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Hello -
I have 10 stored procedures in Fabric Warehouse.
First 5 stored procedures to be run concurrently and remianing 5 to be run in sequentially by using Datapipeline. Please help us how to accomplish this in Microsoft Fabric?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Lakshmi Narayana
Solved! Go to Solution.
You can have 2 variables :
1 variable with the parallel SP names semi colon seperated and another variable with the sequentail SP names semi colon seperated.
You can then use 2 for each activities (1 with sequentail flow and 1 with parallel flow) with input as split(variable,';') which would create an array for both the variables and within for each use SP activity
Hi @jlakshminaraya
Thanks for using Fabric Community.
You can achieve the above requirement by using a layout as shown below:
Hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any further queries.
@Anonymous
Thanks for the update. Hope this work.
Hi @jlakshminaraya
The approach which I mentioned will definitely work. I have done a repro from my side.
If you observe the pipeline runs, all the stored procedures from 1 to 5 are run at the same time. (Concurrently) and the rest of them 6 to 10 are run sequentially.
Hope this helps. Please let me know incase of further queries.
Hi @jlakshminaraya
Please do let me know after you try this. Incase of any queries please feel free to reach out to us.
Glad to help.
You can have 2 variables :
1 variable with the parallel SP names semi colon seperated and another variable with the sequentail SP names semi colon seperated.
You can then use 2 for each activities (1 with sequentail flow and 1 with parallel flow) with input as split(variable,';') which would create an array for both the variables and within for each use SP activity
@NandanHegde : Thanks for the update. Since i am new to Fabric , could you please share the steps in pictorial approach with sample Variable and SP names and corresponding setting tabs.
Thanks,
Lakshmi Narayana
Hey @jlakshminaraya
The details provided by @Anonymous is correct but it is too manual and in case of new additions, you would have to manually add in new activities.
The below design is a meta data driven flow :
1) Create 2 variable like ParallelExecution and Sequentailexecution with semicolon seperated values
wherein values would your SPname1;spname2 etc
2) use 2 foreach activities one for parallel execution and another one for sequential execution with values for thier settings :
value :
similar would be for sequentail foreach as well
hope this helps.
You can even have the variable as type array and directly use in foreach as is if need be
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