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We continue our adventure with the Fabric Warehouse and database project in Visual Studio Code. In the first part, we discussed how to create a database project, add changes to it, and publish them to the target server. Today, we’ll expand on this concept a bit and explain how to use pre-deployment and post-deployment scripts—welcome […]
Nowadays, it has become standard to develop database solutions for Microsoft Fabric Warehouse, SQL Server or Azure SQL using Visual Studio Code. This tool with its extensions, when combined with version control systems like Git, provides not only a stable but also an efficient working environment. In this article, I will demonstrate how to set […]
One of the common questions that come from data warehouse developers when they switch to a lakehouse approach in Microsoft Fabric or Azure Databricks is “how to restore our solution”. It is a pretty important question because in the old days of relational databases, it was very easy to restore, and sometimes this technique was […]
Collecting statistics during your ETL process can be highly beneficial. These statistics can prove useful in various scenarios. For example, they allow you to track the growth of your platform and predict when and how you might need to adjust it. In a standard setup using relational databases, this often involves manually counting rows or […]
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