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Grant Workspace Permission to Users to Access & Write DQL Command In Fabric Warehouse
May 1, 2024
In this video, I demonstrated how to grant workspace permission to users to access and write DQL command in Fabric Warehouse.
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Hello everyone. In this Microsoft Fabric video, I'm going to show you how to grant permission
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to a user within your tenant to have access to a table within your data warehouse in order
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to perform data query language like using the select. So let's get started. Now I created
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two accounts, the super account which belongs to myself. This is abuela.excel.getconsult
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111.onmicrosoft.com. And then in the Google Chrome, I have another account, Enoch, within
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the same tenant. Now when I check the for instance, the private experience, and I come
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to the workspaces, you can see this person do not have any workspace. Therefore, the
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person is unable to access any data. Now I'm going to come back to the edge. And what
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I've done here is to create a workspace called HR database. And within the workspace, we
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have our data warehouse, the data sets and the warehouse. When I click on this employee
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details, I can see the table. And of course, we can begin to write query against the data
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sets. Now, we want to give access to Enoch to be able to work with the table and write
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select statements. To do that, we're going to come back to the workspace level. And then
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you're going to see this manage access. And then you're going to see manage access. And
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of course, you can see the name of the workspace. Now you can click on this add people or group
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And then in the enter name or email, I'm going to search for the person can use that email or
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their name. So I'm going to grab the person's details. And then I can specify whether they're
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going to be viewer, contributor, member or admin. So by default, viewer is fine, click on
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add. Of course, you can see it is successfully added. Now let's switch back to the Google
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Chrome and then refresh the page. Now we should be able to see the HR underscore database
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workspace. And of course, they're going to have access to the table. So let's come to
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workspaces. And there you go, we have the HR database. So they are able to access the
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workspace. So let's click on that. And then we can see the employee details. So click on
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that and that's going to open the SQL endpoint where we can write the query. So we can see
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the table, click on new SQL query. Now this is fine, just click on OK. And then we can
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easily perform select star from and then grab the table and then click on execute. And that's
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it. We can even use the where clause, let's say where salary is greater than or equal to 65,000
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Click on run. And that works pretty fine. So that's basically how we can grant permission to a user
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to have access to a table in our data warehouse. Let's want to get rid of the access, you have to
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come back to the super account. And then you're going to come to this manage access again. And of
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course, you can see Enoch right here, just click on that and click on remove. And that takes the
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permission or the privileges. And then let's go back to Chrome, click on refresh. And go ahead
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with this reload. When I click on workspaces, we can see the HR underscore database workspace is
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gone because we have revoked the permission. So this basically how we can grant and revoke permissions
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to users within workspace level. Thank you and bye for now. Cheers
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