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Discover and explore data in ADF using Microsoft Purview
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Data Factory in Microsoft Fabric is the next generation of Azure Data Factory, with a simpler architecture, built-in AI, and new features. If you're new to data integration, start with Fabric Data Factory. Existing ADF workloads can upgrade to Fabric to access new capabilities across data science, real-time analytics, and reporting.
In this article, you will register a Microsoft Purview Account to a Data Factory. That connection allows you to discover Microsoft Purview assets and interact with them through ADF capabilities.
You can perform the following tasks in ADF:
- Use the search box at the top to find Microsoft Purview assets based on keywords
- Understand the data based on metadata, lineage, annotations
- Connect those data to your data factory with linked services or datasets
Prerequisites
Using Microsoft Purview in Data Factory
The use Microsoft Purview in Data Factory requires you to have access to that Microsoft Purview account. Data Factory passes-through your Microsoft Purview permission. As an example, if you have a curator permission role, you will be able to edit metadata scanned by Microsoft Purview.
Data discovery: search datasets
To discover data registered and scanned by Microsoft Purview, you can use the Search bar at the top center of Data Factory portal. Make sure that you select Microsoft Purview to search for all of your organization data.
👁 Screenshot for performing over datasets.
Actions that you can perform over datasets with Data Factory resources
You can directly create Linked Service, Dataset, or dataflow over the data you search by Microsoft Purview.
Next steps
Tutorial: Push Data Factory lineage data to Microsoft Purview
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