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Data Lake Gen2 Connector
Unfortunately I can't say I know how I managed to fix it but managed to connect eventually. It could be because I work across multi-tenants and something was cached. I did raise a ticket but support were not much help. The only other thing you can try is adding yourself as a Blob Contributor against the resource but I'm not sure its this.
The only thing I did notice was that it took a very long time when it did connect as it seemed to scan the ENTIRE lake which was quite a surprise. It also doesn't provide you with what you expect to it - essentially a list of files in your lake, not the contents. It does provide the binaries for these but I assume you need to write a function around this to deconstruct, either way feels very much like a beta connector.
I guess I was expecting to be able to connect, select a bunch of files and then import them as tables..
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Thanks for the reply and follow up - great to know that it got sorted, somehow. Would you be so kind to show either an (anonamizied) power query code example or just endpoints and urls specified? Something to go by when testing would be great.
- trisrobinson7 years agoNew Member
The only thing I can say is you need the dfs end point since blob is not supported with gen2 just yet, I've no code since it was just a get data. Below was the output after the connector went through, as you can see lots of parquet support files.