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Anyone else get this behaviour? When I try to connect my Stored Procedure Activity from Fabric Data Factory to my newly created SQL Database in Fabric, it doesn't show up in the connections:
However, when I use the Lookup Activity, it works:
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Bshin - Data pipelines are converting to a new connectivity stack and SQL database is the first data store to be onboarded. Right now, the SQL database in Fabric connector is not supported for stored procedures in pipelines. It is something that we are actively working on though. The workaround, for now, is to use the Azure SQL database connector. A quick tip - the easiest way to grab the connection information is to go into the SQL database and select Open in SSMS from the menu - it will give you the server name and database name in separate fields with copy buttons.
Hi @Bshin - Data pipelines are converting to a new connectivity stack and SQL database is the first data store to be onboarded. Right now, the SQL database in Fabric connector is not supported for stored procedures in pipelines. It is something that we are actively working on though. The workaround, for now, is to use the Azure SQL database connector. A quick tip - the easiest way to grab the connection information is to go into the SQL database and select Open in SSMS from the menu - it will give you the server name and database name in separate fields with copy buttons.
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