When provisioning a new Fabric SQL Database, after typing in the name I want, what I get is that name PLUS some random GUID characters. This just seems wrong. Nobody likes to have their stuff renamed.
As I understand it by someone from Microsoft in the Fabric Community, this was done to ensure a unique name across the entirety of Microsoft Fabric.
It would be nice if that was NOT a requirement. Maybe you can make it like Fabric Warehouses where it is the combination of the Tenant, Workspace, and Data Warehouse name that needs to be unique.
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- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Under Review
- akatesmithMicrosoft EmployeeStatus changed:Under ReviewtoPlanned
We do plan to remove the GUID from the database name/url
- AlexanderCoditNew Membersomething has changed? because it was working till yesterday with the database guid, but now it's failing and we are receiving an error login failed for user ''. Reason: Authentication was successful, but the database was not found or you have insufficient permissions to connect to it. if we remove the guid we can connect, but on a different workspace it's still with the guid from the release notes i can't find anything back on this topic
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