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5 TopicsMoving Data Products Between Governance Domains
I have a number of data products whose location in the governance domain hierarchy is no longer a good fit. I'm struggling to find a route to move them, unpublishing and select edit gets me to the same options as during creation but the governance domain can't be selected and change. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/how-to-create-manage-data-products#edit-data-product is ambiguous on what can be edited but there's no exclusions given. Copilot makes a number of suggestions (dragging and dropping and using the "move" option from the list of data products), unfortunately none of of these appear to be based in reality. Is there a route to make a move? Am I missing permissions? Or is the expectation that I delete and re-create data products any time they need to move.Solved363Views8likes3CommentsFabric 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!Solved539Views2likes4CommentsAutomating 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!Solved259Views0likes5CommentsPurview Synapse Workspace Connection denied
Have a classic Purview setup and trying to scan a Synapse workspace serverless with an integration runtime and a service principal. When we try to select from synapse workspace on the scan, we an error. We can scan dedicated from the with the same integration runtime and service principal. Here is the error. Can anyone assist? Reason: An instance-specific error occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. Connection was denied since Deny Public Network Access is set to Yes (https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/azure-sql/database/connectivity-settings#deny-public-network-access). To connect to this server, use the Private Endpoint from inside your virtual network (https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/sql-database/sql-database-private-endpoint-overview#how-to-set-up-private-link-for-azure-sql-database).176Views0likes3CommentsFuture Support for Configurable Sampling in Purview Classification
We have a question regarding the sampling method used in Microsoft Purview for classification. Based on the documentation, we understand that for tabular data sources (e.g., SQL databases), Purview samples only the top 128 rows for classification. However, our client has tables with millions of rows, and this small sample size may not be representative of the actual data. Is there any plan to allow users to configure the number of sampled rows in future updates? This would greatly improve classification accuracy for large datasets. Thanks in advance for your insights!Solved108Views0likes1Comment