A read-only T-SQL surface over Delta tables that Microsoft Fabric provisions for items such as lakehouses; in the episode, using it as the default path for every workload is a major driver of capacity unit consumption.
This episode explains why Microsoft Fabric costs often rise even when data volume stays the same. The key issue isn’t storage—it’s compute behavior. Fabric runs on a shared capacity model where all workloads (reports, pipelines, refreshes, queries) compete…
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