Oct '24 •
Fabric Pipeline to Sharepoint
Does anyone have documentation or can provide any sources to help me create a Fabric Pipeline from Sharepoint?
0 likes • Dec '24
@Satish Utnal here: Set up your SharePoint folder connection
Jun '24 •
SharePoint Online Folder into Fabric Lakehouse
Do you know how to copy files from a folder in SharePoint Online into Fabric Lakehouse? Without using dataflow gen2
Thank you!
1 like • Jul '24
Why not using the SharePoint API?
Jun '24 •
Sharepoint Folder as a source in Fabric
I'm trying to get data from a SharePoint location but can't see the SharePoint Folder. Is there a way to get data from there without using Dataflow? ... Is the SharePoint Folder as a source only available in Dataflow?
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0 likes • Jun '24
I don't think they have a Data Pipeline connector for SharePoint files currently. ... But lots of ways to get around it, could use the SharePoint REST API, or setup a Power Automate routine to regularly move your files
Oct 11 •
Make Sharepoint available in Fabric (datalake)
In our company we have a lot data stored in Sharepoint. Maybe 500/1000+ xlsx, csv, pdf documents. Most of these files are also pretty large 20mb+.
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2 likes • Oct 12
Hi Ramon, connectivity with SharePoint is quite limited unfortunately. Not sure why that is. ... The best way would probably be to use the Dataflow Gen2, they have a connector: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/data-factory/connector-sharepoint-folder
Jun 1 •
Suggest best way to connect SharePoint to Fabric ??
The SharePoint site contains folder like structure say year/month/date in that (list of files) and files are incrementally added every day so how to load ... tables
Option 2: Using the dataflow gen2 failed to run the query as the data for the one month is more then 5GB
Please suggest an optimise way to connect SharePoint
1 like • Jun 2
Best way is to use a Fabric Data Pipeline with Copy Data to pull the SharePoint folders into Lakehouse, then use a Spark notebook or T-SQL to turn it into
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