Create a Schema in a Warehouse in Microsoft Fabric

Introduction

Microsoft Fabric provides a robust platform for data management and analytics. One fundamental aspect of managing a Fabric warehouse is the ability to create schemas. Schemas help organize tables and other database objects within a warehouse, improving structure, security, and manageability.

For those preparing for the DP-600 certification exam, understanding how to create and manage schemas in Microsoft Fabric is an essential skill. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through the steps to create a schema in a Fabric warehouse using T-SQL.

📖 What is a Schema?

A schema in a Fabric warehouse is a logical container for database objects such as tables, views, functions and stored procedures. It helps group related objects and enhances security by allowing access control at the schema level.

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🎯 Goal

✅ Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have the following:

• A warehouse created in your Fabric workspace.

How to create a Warehouse in Microsoft Fabric: A Step-by-Step Guide

Introduction Microsoft Fabric is a powerful All-in-One Data Platform (SaaS) in the Azure Cloud that combines various Azure components to cover the fields of Data Integration, Data Engineering, Data Science and Business Intelligence. One key component of the Microsoft Fabric architecture is the Warehouse. In this tutorial, we will explain

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🏗️ Create Schema

Open your Fabric warehouse and click New SQL query.

The SQL editor opens.

Let's create a schema named university. To do this, enter the following T-SQL statement: