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Using Fabric Eventstream, I was looking to capture the changes from Azure SQL Server tables and load them into Fabric Lakehouse.
I have multiple CDC enabled tables in Azure and I can take this as Source in Fabric EventStream (Screenshot attached). Now I would like to pass these tables to corresponding tables in Lakehouse . But I only option to choose just single table in destination.
How can I set multiple destination tables??
My destination are mutliple tables . How can I pass Table1 source to Table1 destination lakehouse delta table, Table2 to table2 delta table and so on. All the destination tables are in one lakehouse .
Hi @Sudip ,
I suggest you to create a separate Eventstream in Fabric for each source table in Azure SQL Server that you have CDC enabled on just as what I say before: "There can only be one Destination per Eventstream branch".
If this does not resolve the issue for you, I'd suggest mentioning a Support Ticket. A dedicated Microsoft engineer will come to solve the problem for you.
The link of Support Ticket: https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com/newsupportticket/fabricsynapserealtimeanalytics
For how to create a support ticket, please refer to https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-create-a-support-ticket-in-Power-BI/ba-p/6830...
It would be great if you continue to share in this issue to help others with similar problems after you know the root cause or solution.
Best Regards,
Dino Tao
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Hi @Sudip ,
There can only be one Destination per Eventstream branch, and a Destination can only contain one table; you cannot select more than one table.
But you can create multiple branches, as in the image below, as a way to get multiple Destination, disguised as passing into multiple tables.
Best Regards,
Dino Tao
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