Forum Discussion

ShaunLeMouton's avatar
1 year ago
Solved

MS FABRIC : Create a short cut with On Premises MS SQL AND GateWay

Hi

I use MS Fabric for a project.

I need to display user name in a dashbord, but i can't store the data in a table in my lake house.

Before in PBI project without Fabric it was possible to call some data with direct query.

With Fabric it's seem not possible to use direct query.

Have a question with Short cut. A short cut seem not stored but just call Data. (Data Lake and Semantic model)

I'm not found the option but is it possible to make a short cut with an on primises MS SQL and a GateWay ?

 

Thx

 

4 Replies

  • Hi thk for the link.

    But it's not really help me.

    The article give a link " You can even create shortcuts to on-premises or network-restricted locations"

    to an other article.

    In the article we can read :

    "With OneLake Shortcuts, you can create virtual references to bring together data from a variety sources across clouds, regions, systems, and domains – all with no data movement or duplication. By using a Fabric on-premises data gateway (OPDG), you can now also create shortcuts to on-premises data sources, such as S3 compatible storage hosted on-premises. With this feature, you can also create shortcuts to other network-restricted data sources, such as Amazon S3 or Google Cloud Storage buckets configured behind a firewall or Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)."

    I see any where example with a MS SQL Server Data Base that is not in the cloud

      • ShaunLeMouton's avatar
        ShaunLeMouton
        Helper I

        Hi

        Thx for the second link. 

        I have me anwser i think 

        • Shortcuts – I’ve already written about Shortcuts here. I honestly consider Shortcuts one of the greatest features in the entire Fabric ecosystem. However, there is (still) no option to create shortcuts to SQL Server data

        It's seem not be possible to make a short cut with mssql data base in on premises 

         

        My goal is to try to do the equivalent to a direct query with a specific table.