Jon Vöge continues a series on write-back options into Microsoft Fabric:
In that article, we took advantage of some of the built-in sample code from the User Data Function editor, as well as some great code examples from Sujata: Example User data functions for Translytical task flows · GitHub
The problem? All of these samples use SQL Databases in Fabric as the backend item.
Jon switches this from a SQL database into a Fabric Data Warehouse, and notes some of the challenges along the way.