Hi Tarunoday Sharma,
Thanks for reaching out to Microsoft Q&A.
Did you check the below and all looks good?
- Check Storage Account Permissions
Ensure that the Synapse SQL pool has the required permissions on the ADLS container where your CSV file is stored.
- Go to your ADLS account.
- Verify that the Managed Identity for Synapse Analytics has the "Storage Blob Data Reader" role assigned on the appropriate storage account or container level.
- Validate Firewall Settings
You mentioned you already tried some network-related configurations. However, double-check that:
- Your storage account allows connections from the Synapse workspace.
- The firewall settings of the storage account permit access from the Synapse service. You can set this in the Networking tab of the storage account by either allowing access from all networks or specifying the Synapse service in the trusted services.
- Check CSV Format and File Accessibility
- Double-check the CSV file's accessibility. You can try accessing the CSV via other means (e.g., directly from the Azure Storage Explorer or a local tool) to ensure the file is not corrupted or inaccessible.
- Confirm that the CSV is well-formatted and does not contain unusual characters or encodings that might cause the serverless SQL pool to fail during parsing.
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