Access Fabric OneLake shortcuts in a Spark notebook
For an overview of shortcuts, see OneLake shortcuts.
Access shortcuts as folders in a Spark notebook
Shortcuts appear as folders in OneLake, and Spark can read from them just like any other folder in OneLake.
To access a shortcut as a folder:
From a lakehouse containing shortcuts, select Open notebook and then select New notebook.
Select a shortcut and right-click on a file from the shortcut.
In the right-click menu, select Load data and then select Spark.
Run the automatically generated code cell.
Access shortcuts as tables in a Spark notebook
Microsoft Fabric automatically recognizes shortcuts in the Tables section of the lakehouse that have data in the Delta\Parquet format as tables. You can reference these tables directly from a Spark notebook.
To access a shortcut as a table:
From a Lakehouse containing shortcuts, select Open notebook and then select New notebook.
Select the Table view in the notebook.
Right-click on the table, then select Load data and Spark.
Run the automatically generated code cell.
Access the HTTPS and ABFS paths of a shortcut
You can also access shortcuts through the Azure Blob Filesystem (ABFS) driver or REST endpoint directly. Copy these paths from the lakehouse.
Open a Lakehouse containing shortcuts.
Right-click on a shortcut and select Properties.
Select the copy icon next to the ABFS path or URL in the Properties screen.
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