Microsoft optimization suggestion - using a shared query

Hi jaryszek 

It’s better because it keeps things clean and modular, by using that apporach you will be defining the environment specific path once, then reference it across queries, no hardcoding, no repetition, and if the path changes, you only update it in one place.

It’s easier to manage, less error-prone, and much more scalable across projects or environments.

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