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Do I understand this correctly? Dataflow Gen2 (PowerQuery) has the ability to connect to over 300 different sources. Yet, despite this massive list, Data Pipeline activity output/parameters/variables/etc. are not one of them????
Microsoft brags about how they brought Azure Data Factory and Power Query together into Fabric. I fell for the hype and signed up for a premium license, believing that I could finally port my complex PowerQueries into an end-to-end solution with ETL management.
Only, now, to my dismay, I am discovering that Microsoft simply shoved PQ into Fabric in a ham-fisted manner with no ability to actually configure a pipeline that relies on metadata. Instead, Notebooks seem to be the only solution to any ETL process, even simple ones.
Someone please talk me down from the ledge. Maybe I don't get it, but I am afraid I do.
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Thanks for the feedback, and sorry that you're struggling to realize the value or make specific use cases work within Data Factory in Fabric.
I am not entirely sure about which one of these two use cases you are aiming for, so let me cover both:
Thank you again for your feedback. Please let us know if this information helped or you have further questions.
Regards,
M.
Thanks for the feedback, and sorry that you're struggling to realize the value or make specific use cases work within Data Factory in Fabric.
I am not entirely sure about which one of these two use cases you are aiming for, so let me cover both:
Thank you again for your feedback. Please let us know if this information helped or you have further questions.
Regards,
M.
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