My exam was aborted and ended mid way by proctor today due to video feed not available to them, which was working fine for me. System checks were all good and I can see myself in video feed. proctor gave one case id and asked to reschedule. I was unable to copy or note down that case id. I have mailed to mindhub@pearson but no reply yet. Whom to reach out and how can I resolve this.

The DP-600 exam is great for giving you an appreciation for a wide range of topics, but does it really prepare you for life as an Analytics Engineer? From speaking with a few of you, it seems you don't feel ready or comfortable yet, which is completely understandable! The DP-600 tests your understanding of the theory, but in the real world, you are measured by your experience and ability to build solutions (how you can apply the theory). As such, I always advise for people to get hands-on as early and as frequently as possible. One of the best Microsoft resources is this list of hands-on exercises which guide you through a number of scenarios, and help you build confidence with the different tools that Fabric provides. Have you tried these resources yet? Let me know what you think! PS: I'm thinking about building a collection of hands-on tutorials which cover a lot of the core analytics engineering/ data engineering (and maybe wider?) tasks that you could expect in your career - would you find that useful?

1. Can we read data from Warehouse( using spark notebook)? 2. Can we refer lakehouse data from workspace 2 from warehouse in worksapce 1?( Cross workspace data sharing-- I believe shortcuts in warehouse are not supported)?

Hi , I need to give a user access to PowerBi and Data Science experiences of Fabric not all of it so the user can do reports and write notebooks . We don't want users to create Lakes and Data Factory items as we handle that with standards. do you know how to do this tailored access Thanks Suresh Guddanti

Having already succeeded in the DP-500 exam lately, I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve passed the DP-600 exam as well last weekend and earned the title of Microsoft Fabric Analytics Engineer Associate! I found @Will Needham's content extremely useful, along with other resources (Microsoft Learn, data professional blogs such Nicola Ilic and Kevin Chant )