Fabric - SQL endpoint friendly name

[joakimfenno]

Do anyone know if its possible or can suggest a workaround for creating friendly name for SQL endpoint connection string?

[Anonymous]

Hi @joakimfenno ,

Thanks for the reply from mikeburek .

Is my follow-up just to ask if the problem has been solved?

If so, can you accept the correct answer as a solution or share your solution to help other members find it faster?

Thank you very much for your cooperation!

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Yang
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[joakimfenno]

Hi

as I understand it is not currently supported for sql endpoint?

[Anonymous]

Hi @joakimfenno ,

Yes, Fabric does not currently support creating friendly names for SQL terminal node connection strings.

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Yang
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[mikeburek]

I haven't tried this, but maybe either editing your computer's host file, or maybe work's IT can create a redirect inside of the work network? Work computers tend to have the admin account locked down, making it hard to change the host file.

This would theoretically work if each Fabric Workspace SQL endpoint has a different, and consistent IP address.

But the random characters does mean I can't domain-squat: cocacola.datawarehouse.fabric.microsoft.com.

[Anonymous]

Hi @joakimfenno ,

Your requirement is that you want to name the SQL connection string something like the name of your workspace, not a string of random characters, right?

Fabric does not currently support creating friendly names for SQL endpoint connection strings.

I am concerned about a user here who has a similar need to yours, so maybe that will help you:

Solved: Re: User friendly SQL endpoints - Microsoft Fabric Community

If you have any other questions please feel free to contact me.

Best Regards,
Yang
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