Part 3 – Using Microsoft Fabric Dataflow Gen2 to store the data in the Lakehouse
Following on in my series, in this blog post I am going to use the dataflow Gen2 in Microsoft Fabric to load the data into a lake house table. By doing this, it will allow me to store the data in a delta lake table. In this series I am going to show you all the steps I did to...
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