Hey everyone, thanks for watching!! How are you finding the course so far? A lot to learn??

@nagarjunabm2738

Ай бұрын

I find this course to be very helpful and effective in helping me learn for the DP-600 exam. Looking forward to next one!

@LearnMicrosoftFabric

Ай бұрын

That's awesome, glad the course is helping 🙌

@mohamedammar2805

Ай бұрын

awesome , thanks for your time and efforts

@josecardenas2736

Ай бұрын

Awsome very well explained, looking forward to pass the exam soon.

@user-data_junkie

27 күн бұрын

Good. Thanks for putting in the work to create this.

Hi Will, your videos provide great learning experience, thank you for creating such good content.

It's happy day today because we have a video of DP-600 series! La, La, La, La,,,,,,,. Thank you Will !!!

@LearnMicrosoftFabric

Ай бұрын

Haha I hope you find it useful, thanks Norya!

Thanks Will. I was waiting for the next video. Great stuff so far.

@LearnMicrosoftFabric

Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching James!! Glad you're enjoying 🙌

Thanks for the awesome videos Will !!

Man you are doing a great job, your contents are golden and a real eye opener into the platform. Many thanksss.

A brilliant explanation of fundamental concepts in data transformation and data modelling. Thanks a lot Will, keep up the great work! 🔝

@LearnMicrosoftFabric

Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Brilliant Will. Another brilliant video. Thank you so much.

@LearnMicrosoftFabric

Ай бұрын

Thanks Matt! Glad you’re enjoying 🙌

great content!!

In my work we broke orders out into a yearly reportatble table using a SQL contraint on an important date. We then query against a view in sql where all the other tables are gathered together again. We use partition view functionality to then speed the data returned because it's smart enough to limit the tables it needs to look at. This is what came to mind regarding aggregation/deaggregation for me.

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Hi Will, When you talked about bridging tables, was the aim to break the many to many relationship that will be introduced when a type 2 SCD is connected to the fact table?

@LearnMicrosoftFabric

Ай бұрын

Bridging was just the next data modelling concept in the list, not necessarily related to Type 2 SCDs. But yes, in general it can be used to resolve anywhere you have a M2M relationship in your data model 👍

Will, I have a SQL server stored procedure which updates, deletes and merges data into a table , how do I convert the stored procedure to pyspark job, is it possible to update a table in fabric using pyspark?, please make a video on this topic

Hello Will, that is me again :D. in the step where you were droping duplicates where you wrote deduped = df.dropDuplicates(), it is not clear how spark knew that it needs to drop the duplicates on the combination of columns [ 'Branch_ID','Date_ID']. is there a missing step?

@LearnMicrosoftFabric

Ай бұрын

yes dropDuplicates() also has the subset parameter, if you want to check for duplicates only within certain columns. In this example, I wanted to remove the row if every value was the same, so no need to pass in the subset parameter 👍

Can you make a tutorial video about Type 1 Type 2 how to change dimension

@LearnMicrosoftFabric

Ай бұрын

Yes I would like to go into more detail of SCDs in the future!

In the 5th question, don't we need the "isCurrent" flag to categorize it as a type 2 dimension?

@LearnMicrosoftFabric

Ай бұрын

It's more 'optional' - can also be calculated from the dates, if need be

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@LearnMicrosoftFabric

Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching Carlos!!

You sepeak very very fast!!!

@LearnMicrosoftFabric

Ай бұрын

Sorry about that, feel free to use the Playback Speed to slow it down 👍

@Lonely.Planet.

Ай бұрын

Will speaks at perfect pace, super clear British English and his video editing is amazing. You can always reduce the playback speed as Will suggested

@bloom6874

20 күн бұрын

You can use the custom option with Playback speed on KZread Player. This would help in adjusting the speed pace as per your comfort.