Moving to Microsoft Fabric? Here's 36 questions to guide your decisions

[@kevindoherty8788]

This guy is amazing. So much valuable information in his videos. So generous. Thank you.

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

😂 thanks for your kind words, it appreciate it. glad you're finding them valuable 🙌

[@BharatSingh-vg1yh]

Very well explained by taking real-time scenarios/ examples into consideration, thank you Will!

[@Eklandasy]

Great video. I would say your series is the best Fabric tutorial available in KZbin. Keep up the good work!

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Thanks for watching and for the feedback :)

[@SantoshPothnak]

One of the best videos giving clarity for all the organizations to start questioning and getting clarity on their business and their architecture and then jump on implementation. Really appreciate will for this wonderful video and the detailed document!!

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Thanks!! I hope you and others find it useful 😊😊

[@muteeullahbaig4685]

Bro providing free Consultation Services to the Fabric Community❤

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Thanks for watching!!

[@vibhatt2512]

Amazing work!! Thanks, Will for the document.

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

No problem, hope it's useful 👍

[@mooreresources8752]

Great informative series. Keep up the posting. Also, I especially appreciate your diction of English which varies widely in technology videos within KZbin.

[@AAL3087]

Amazing resource Will. I would add licensing considerations for fabric and power bi and consideration from small companies to larger enterprise setups.

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Thanks for watching! Good point about licensing

[@pmannion44]

This is amazing. Thanks for all you do Will 🙏🏻

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Cheers Patrick, thanks for watching!!

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Thank you all for watching! If you found the video helpful, please do me a little favour and like the video 👍It helps me to gauge what type of videos you like! Thanks everyone! 🙏 PLUS you can download the document for free from here: www.skool.com/microsoft-fabric/classroom/d154aad4?md=1c27d38d484b499d9d36f16dfa7362c7

[@ganeshv1344]

Very helpful video... Is it possible to alter a table in fabric to add/change/drop a column??

[@quynguyen6429]

This goes to the course for me, not a way to download the doc. Is there a direct link to download the doc?

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Now possible in Fabric Data Warehoues - yes - learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/statements/alter-table-transact-sql?view=sql-server-ver16

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

All resources for my KZbin are stored in the Skool site - it's free

[@rameshpaskarathas6512]

Great explanations of decision points and criteria.

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Thanks for watching!!

[@sandrojorgeoliveira175]

Will, thank you for share your knowledgement!

[@Mivoat]

Excellent, many thanks.

[@azwarmzafar]

Wordless for your efforts, please keep it up. Thanks.

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Thanks! Hopefully some people find it useful, thanks for watching! 🙌👍

[@desiretra1532]

Thanks so much! Coul you please share some tips for New data analysts ?

[@eivindhaugen8640]

Great overview. Currently I try to get my head around the need for using incremental loading as a best practice, when shortcuts and mirroring is not an option. Any guidance on the data volume where it will be a good benefit compared to the extra engineering? Assume it will be simplified with DF Gen 2 released.

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Hey Eivind! Not sure what you mean by the extra engineering? DO you mean coding the incremental loading yourself?

[@harimushkam238]

Thanks for sharing

[@alexrook5604]

This is fantastic content. Thank you so much for taking the time.

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Thanks for watching Alex 🙌 glad you're enjoying

[@szymonkurowski3427]

great content, thank you so much!

[@shamsv4379]

Thanks for awesome videos. I am bit wondering about the necessity of Databricks if one were to purchase Fabric, considering Fabric seems to cover all the functionalities that Databricks offers. It's confusing, especially since Microsoft promotes Databricks as a primary choice in Azure. Fabric is easy to easy , low code no code and even business users will be able to to data engineering. If we opt for Databricks, would Power BI suffice as a visualization tool? However, using Databricks requires technical expertise, adding another layer of complexity.

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Hey there, yes Power BI can be used as your viz tool 👍

[@carlnascnyc]

amazing video, thanks for sharing!!

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Thanks for watching!!

[@MarusykRoman]

@@LearnMicrosoftFabric thank you very much. could you pls advice how to work with batching in terms of managing updates/deletions in the source database

[@sehcheongng9212]

Hi Will, amazing video! I have a slightly unrelated question, I am thinking to use MS tool for Data catalog and governance, the azure service that I found is Purview and I saw there is an purview integration in Fabric but I'm not sure if it has all the features, do you have any idea? Thanks!

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

I haven't done much testing of the Purview integration, yet, so can't really comment

[@sehcheongng9212]

I see, how about data governance with Fabric?

[@junpei0berkeley]

Thank you, i am about finish all your videos !! btw, please grant me access to skool

[@DagGoneBoomer]

Excellent.... thank you.

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

no worries, thanks for watching!

[@vinuvr8085]

✅

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Thanks for watching!

[@abdulmaleekmubaraq]

Nice video

[@LearnMicrosoftFabric]

Thanks man!