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What happened:
With the connector also connection to KQL Databases in Microsoft Fabric is possible.
In Microsoft Fabric KQL Database names are unique identifiers generated by the service. User friendly Database name defined by the end-user, and visible in the Microsoft Fabric UI is the PrettyName.
What you expected to happen:
The connector should support PrettyName used by Microsoft Fabric, so instead of displaying DatabaseName (e. g. 4cbc38e9-bf83-4325-8662-935bc476b05c) using the PrettyName, what is also used in Microsoft Fabric UI.
What happened:
With the connector also connection to KQL Databases in Microsoft Fabric is possible.
In Microsoft Fabric KQL Database names are unique identifiers generated by the service. User friendly Database name defined by the end-user, and visible in the Microsoft Fabric UI is the PrettyName.
What you expected to happen:
The connector should support PrettyName used by Microsoft Fabric, so instead of displaying DatabaseName (e. g. 4cbc38e9-bf83-4325-8662-935bc476b05c) using the PrettyName, what is also used in Microsoft Fabric UI.
.show database
| extend DatabaseName=iif(PrettyName=="", DatabaseName, PrettyName)
| project DatabaseId, DatabaseName
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