Hi Product Team,
In SQL Server, the fastest way to get a row count from a set of tables is shown below. Unfortunately, the wrong aswer is coming back, zero records.
If we look use a SELECT statement, we get the correct row count.
The statement is supported in TSQL for MS Fabric Warehouse but does not work correctly.
Sincerely
John Miner
Data Platform MVP
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