Thank you for this. I'm noticing that ADF is changing so fast that some tutorials can be out of date in 12 months or even just 5 months! It's crazy. I will go through this and try it.
Fantastic video! Your explanations are clear and easy to follow, making even complex concepts understandable. Thanks for putting in the time and effort to create such valuable content, it's really helping me learn Also please if you could make complex Medalian process tutorial in Fabric with external data source like SAP, D365 F&O would be great content 😍
first time we copy the data from source (with 5 columns ) to destination , 2nd time source (with 7 columns ) what happens when the destination is sql and adls case?
Can you clarify you issue a bit? If I understood correctly there could be new columns in the source? If source is relational database and supports using query for reading the data I would use it and define the columns that I want.
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Thank you for this. I'm noticing that ADF is changing so fast that some tutorials can be out of date in 12 months or even just 5 months! It's crazy. I will go through this and try it.
Yep ADF UI tends to change, but usually the functionality stays the same :)
subbed! looking forward to more of your content
Thanks and stay tuned for more! 😎👍
Fantastic video! Your explanations are clear and easy to follow, making even complex concepts understandable. Thanks for putting in the time and effort to create such valuable content, it's really helping me learn
Also please if you could make complex Medalian process tutorial in Fabric with external data source like SAP, D365 F&O would be great content 😍
Glad it was helpful!
I have a lot of plans for Fabric so stay tuned! ;)
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first time we copy the data from source (with 5 columns ) to destination , 2nd time source (with 7 columns ) what happens when the destination is sql and adls case?
Can you clarify you issue a bit? If I understood correctly there could be new columns in the source? If source is relational database and supports using query for reading the data I would use it and define the columns that I want.