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Additional Authors: Peri Rocha, Ancy Philip, Jovan Popovic, and Twinkle Cyril
Fabric Data Warehouse represents a bold, ultra-modern evolution in data warehousing, purpose-built for the demands of the 2020s. By following in the footsteps of industry giants, we’ve had the unique advantage of learning from their successes and challenges—allowing us to deliver a solution that’s both innovative and robust.
Just two years out of General Availability, Fabric Data Warehouse is already delivering standout performance, scalability, ease of use, and cost benefits as part of the broader Fabric platform. Today, we’re announcing major new capabilities to accelerate your data journey.
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This optimization is powered by a sophisticated algorithm that preserves data locality across multiple dimensions, outperforming traditional techniques like lexicographical indexes. For more information about Data Clustering in Fabric Data Warehouse, refer to the documentation on Data clustering in Fabric Data Warehouse.
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This system-managed approach ensures uniqueness across the Fabric Warehouse distributed engine, even when separate data ingestion jobs start in parallel. For more information about IDENTITY columns in Fabric Data Warehouse, refer to the documentation.
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Data Warehouse lets you ingest, store, process, and analyze large descriptive text, logs, JSON, or spatial data, with up to 16MB per cell, without hitting the size limits for most of the data that is common in the warehouse scenarios.
The SQL endpoint for mirrored items ensures large values from source systems are read without the previous 8KB truncation. For new tables, string and binary delta types are mapped to varchar(max) and varbinary(max) SQL types in SQL analytics endpoint. Existing tables with columns already storing large objects can be recreated to adopt the new data type or will be automatically upgraded to VARCHAR(MAX) on the next schema change. This is critical for preventing JSON corruption in mirrored Cosmos DB artifacts, where truncation could break queries due to malformed JSON.
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For more information on Warehouse Snapshots in Fabric Data Warehouse, refer to the full blog post on Warehouse Snapshots in Microsoft Fabric (Generally Available)
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