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C'mon guys. This is so simple
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This is a fundamental feature for transferring incremental loads from the (LH) to the (WH) tables.Our clients primarily use a bronze-to-silver architecture, and we cannot afford to overwrite WH tables every time new data arrives, as it is neither efficient nor scalable. Instead, incremental data loading with upsert capabilities is crucial to maintaining data integrity while minimizing resource usage.This functionality is readily available in Azure Synapse Analytics, and having it in Microsoft Fabric is essential to meet our clients' expectations. Without it, we risk losing their confidence in moving to Fabric, as the ability to handle incremental updates efficiently is a key requirement in modern data architectures. Implementing this feature will ensure we can offer a smooth transition for clients and provide the performance and flexibility they need for their data workloads.
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Not just monthly. Should allow the following as options - DailyHourlyEvery X Minute(s); Select 'Every X Minute(s)', then allow user to provide the value for X.
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Hi Team, please add and it would be great if Microsoft adds the customization feature which changes the Y-axis dynamically based on the values. This is required for multiple our reports. Kindly provide these features as earliest as possible.
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It's on the second page of ideas and needs more votes... smh.I feel the same about this as Elizabeth with her comment. People will never leave Excel behind for reporting when such basic functionality is missing.
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There should be a provision of updating the primary key if needed. There are scenarios where we may need to change primary key, and for that we need to delete the entire table and re add it. which can cause a lot of data disruption. So there should be a provision to change primary key directly.
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One example would be having the Net payment terms in the mobile records to help Approvers make informed, strategic decisions when using the app.
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Instead of a PDF, a zip file is attached.