Created this message here after having a call with microsoft support. The behaviour inside a fabric pipeline has recently updated when defining a lakehouse connection. This new approach does not...
ToddChitt
Super User
10 months agoI believe you may be confusing the "Lakehouse Connection ID" with the "Lakehouse ID". The former is Lakehouse agnostic, in that it does not point to any one Lakehouse. You can find its ID under Manage Connections and Gateways. There you set the Authentication Type (OAuth) and the credentials. The Lakehouse ID, on the other hand, points to a specific Lakehouse inside a Workspace. You can get it by clicking on the Lakehouse itself, then look for the appropriate GUID in the browser address.
Hope this helps.
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