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AdamMichael
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Is it possible to add row level security in fabric warehouse

I want to implement row level security for users is it possible in warehouse and how it works and how can I implement this in fabric

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svenchio
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Hi @AdamMichael , the answer to your question is is YES, you can implement Row-level security on a Fabric Warehouse 😁 and it is well documented by MSFTm here'sthe main article from MSFT https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/data-warehouse/row-level-security 

 

And with regards to how can I implement this in fabric?  In the article I shared there's very good information what it is, also explains the concept of the predicate-based row-level security, permission needed and provides an example 

 

My explnaition in simple terms

#1. You need to have within the rows you want to secure, what user or security group can see it 

 

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#2. Create a function receving the user/group and return true(yes exists) / null (not exists)  

svenchio_0-1769931536509.png

 

#3. Create a security policy that attached the validatino function to the table 

 

svenchio_3-1769931991619.png

 

And that all about it, in a nutshell of course  😋

 

I would definely recommend you to read the documentation on this topis from MSFT, but I hope this give you a quick push in the right direction, best of lucks mate!  If you find this useful, a kudos will be nice and mark this as a solution ... cheers. 

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v-aatheeque
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Hi @AdamMichael 

Have you had a chance to look through the responses shared earlier? If anything is still unclear, we’ll be happy to provide additional support.

Hi @AdamMichael 

We wanted to follow up to check if you’ve had an opportunity to review the previous responses. If you require further assistance, please don’t hesitate to let us know.

svenchio
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Hi @AdamMichael , the answer to your question is is YES, you can implement Row-level security on a Fabric Warehouse 😁 and it is well documented by MSFTm here'sthe main article from MSFT https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/data-warehouse/row-level-security 

 

And with regards to how can I implement this in fabric?  In the article I shared there's very good information what it is, also explains the concept of the predicate-based row-level security, permission needed and provides an example 

 

My explnaition in simple terms

#1. You need to have within the rows you want to secure, what user or security group can see it 

 

svenchio_2-1769931958472.png

 

#2. Create a function receving the user/group and return true(yes exists) / null (not exists)  

svenchio_0-1769931536509.png

 

#3. Create a security policy that attached the validatino function to the table 

 

svenchio_3-1769931991619.png

 

And that all about it, in a nutshell of course  😋

 

I would definely recommend you to read the documentation on this topis from MSFT, but I hope this give you a quick push in the right direction, best of lucks mate!  If you find this useful, a kudos will be nice and mark this as a solution ... cheers. 

suparnababu8
Super User
Super User

Hi @AdamMichael 

 

I written a blog about Row-Level Security in fabric. Please go though this blog Fine-grained ReadWrite access to data with OneLake... - Microsoft Fabric Community

 

Please let me know if it helps you!!

 

Thank you!!

 

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