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Hi there,
I am busy following this method so I can do incremental refresh to a Lakehouse:
https://www.azureguru.net/datalake-incremental-updates-using-microsoft-fabric-dataflow-gen2
At one point, it says you should "Go back to the lakehouse destination in the DataFlow and change the destination target from New Table to Existing table and select SalesOrderHeader table from the lakehouse." Later it says to change the update method to append.
On my DataFlow, I cannot see anywhere to change the destination. I can see what the destination is and that the update method is replace, but I absolutely cannot find anywhere to modify this!
Any suggestions! It's driving me nuts!
Thanks
Thanks
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Hi all, in case anyone in future experiences this issue, you need to do the following:
Hi all, in case anyone in future experiences this issue, you need to do the following:
Hi @DataSkills ,
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Thank you,
Menaka Kota.
Click on the settings of the lakehiuse destination to update the properties :
Unfortunately, I don't have that option. I only have the information icon, and when I click it, there is no editable option to change this.
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And I cannot do anything regarding the default destination except remove it.
It appears that you're using default destination which means that you created this Dataflow from within a specific expreience (such as a Lakehouse). The article below explains in more detail the fixed behaviors that you get when using default destination:
Dataflow Gen2 default destination - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
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