Generate data script from ssms for fabric warehouse

[DiKi-I]

is it possible to generate data script for warehouse tables? I need to export the data to another tenant,

[v-saisrao-msft]

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[v-saisrao-msft]

Hi @DiKi-I,

Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Forum Community. 

As of now, Fabric Warehouse does not support generating data scripts. A recommended approach is to create two Azure service principles, grant them access to the respective workspaces, and use ADF pipelines with Copy Data activities to move data from one tenant to another. 

Below is the link for your reference: 
Solved: Re: MS Fabric migration between tenants - Microsoft Fabric Community 

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[DiKi-I]

I have to migrate the data from fabric warehouse to another fabric warehouse in different tenant. 

[collinq]

Hey @DiKi-I ,

I do not believe there is a tenant to tenant for Fabric.  You might want to ask in the Database or Fabric forums as this one is for Power BI related questions.  To my knowledge, you have to export to notepad or whatever tool you want from Tenant one and then go to Tenant two and import from your tool.  So, it is a manual process.  BUt, again, maybe in the other forums they know something else.

[DiKi-I]

This question is more related to fabric. That's why I have posted this in Fabric community.

[collinq]

Hi @DiKi-I ,

Yes, I know that it can get confusing about which forum is which.  This is the Power BI forum (which is part of Fabric) but I think you will get a better response in the forums dedicated to Fabric.  These are the two I am referring to:

[collinq]

Hi @DiKi-I ,

I think that this question is a bit more about the SQL piece than the Power BI piece.  But, in SQL you can do the "select * into target" funtion.  Or, you could use Dataflows or Notebooks to grab the SQL and put it into Power BI Fabric.  Depending on complexity, you can also just copy the SQL from SSMS and put it into the Advanced section of the Data Source to SQL.