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Migrating huge table from synapse to databricks

sruthianki
New Contributor II

Hi ,

We are looking for a option to copy tables more than 50 TB to be copied from syanpse to databricks on weekly basis , please suggest of there are any feasible ways for same

we are using connector but it is taking too long to copy

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/connect/external-systems/synapse-analytics

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-werners-
Esteemed Contributor III

I suppose this is a Dedicated Sql pool you are talking about?
If so, I'd use Data Factory to extract the data from synapse and land it in ADLS in parquet format f.e.  Then create a UC/Hive table on this.

sruthianki
New Contributor II

Thanks Warners.

Any documents related to same from databricks end which we can refer 

-werners-
Esteemed Contributor III

There is no databricks documentation on this as it is only involved for a very tiny bit:
"CREATE TABLE catalog.schema.table USING PARQUET LOCATION 'url_to_the_parquet_files'.
All the rest is done in Azure Data Factory, or you can even use the built-in Pipelines of Synapse (in Synapse Studio).
There is a standard connector for Synapse and ADLS.  The pipeline itself converts the data to parquet and writes is.
When done, do the create table on databricks.
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