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4 TopicsIdentifying removed Fabric Assets
Is there any way for a data steward to identify a deleted physical asset ingested from Fabric into Purview. The original asset has been deleted in Fabric and another has been created with the exact same name, both assets now show in the catalogue and there doesn't seem to be a way to distinguish clearly which is the deleted and which is the current.59Views0likes2CommentsCross workspace lineage for Fabric Lakehouse tables in Purview
I’m currently exploring lineage capture in Microsoft Purview for Fabric Lakehouse tables that are spread across multiple workspaces, following medallion architecture (Bronze, Silver, Gold in separate Fabric workspaces). While reviewing the documentation, I noticed the stated limitation around cross-workspace lineage for non-power BI assets, as mentioned here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/data-map-lineage-fabric Is there any update or workaround planned to support cross-workspace Fabric lineage in Purview? Is this limitation on the product roadmap or actively being worked on? Until native support is available, are there any recommended design patterns to handle lineage in this scenario?259Views0likes1CommentFabric Lakehouse tables are not showing in Purview
Hi Purview Community, Further to scanning Fabric in purview, Delta Lake tables are showing up as assets in Purview. I can see the lakehouse but no details of the delta tables or associated folder/schema structure in the Related tab. In case you have encountered this issue before, I will appreciate your guidance on the troubleshooting. Thanks in advance!Solved881Views3likes4CommentsAutomating Power BI Viewer Role Assignment After Azure Purview Approval
Hello everyone! In my organization we use Azure Purview to manage access requests for our Power BI reports. Our current flow is: A user requests access to a data product (Power BI report) from Purview. I approve the request in the Purview portal. Although the user now has metadata-level access in Purview, to actually view the report they must click “Open in Power BI (Fabric)”—and that only works if I manually add them as Viewer to the workspace or app. This manual step is very tedious when there are dozens of requests per day. I’m looking for ideas to automate it so that, upon approval in Purview, the user is granted the Viewer role on the Power BI workspace/app for that report without any manual intervention. Has anyone implemented something similar or knows of an out-of-the-box approach? Perhaps a Purview extension (even in preview), third-party tool, or community solution that automates this provisioning? Thanks in advance for any pointers or examples!Solved394Views0likes5Comments