Connect Visual Paradigm to Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse

Visual Paradigm support connect to Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse to perform database engineering. In this article you will learn how to establish connection with Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse.

To connection to Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse:

  1. Download Msal4j libraries form Maven.
    <!-- https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.microsoft.azure/msal4j -->
    <dependency>
        <groupId>com.microsoft.azure</groupId>
        <artifactId>msal4j</artifactId>
        <version>1.17.2</version>
    </dependency>
  2. Copy the downloaded libraries to a specific folder.

    Copy downloaded libraries to a folder

    Copy downloaded libraries to a folder

  3. Download the Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Driver.

    Download Microsoft SQL Server JDBC driver

    Download Microsoft SQL Server JDBC driver

  4. Unzip the downloaded file, and copy the JDBC Driver to the folder containing the Msal4J libraries we previously downloaded.

    Copy JDBC driver to the folder containing Msal4J libraries

    Copy JDBC driver to the folder containing Msal4J libraries

  5. Login to Microsoft Fabric and select OneLake data hub.

    Open OneLake Data Hub in Microsoft Fabric

    Open OneLake Data Hub in Microsoft Fabric

  6. Open your Lakehouse.

    Open your Lakehouse

    Open your Lakehouse

  7. Copy the SQL connection string.

    Copy Connection String

    Copy Connection String

  8. Go to Visual Paradigm desktop application.
  9. Select Tools > DB > Database Configuration.

    Open Visual Paradigm's Database Configuration

    Open Visual Paradigm’s Database Configuration

  10. Select MS SQL Server.

    Select MS SQL Server

    Select MS SQL Server

  11. Change the Driver to MS SQL Server 2005 (Microsoft Driver).

    Switch to use Microsoft JDBC driver

    Switch to use Microsoft JDBC driver

  12. Press the button next to Driver file field, and select all jar files we previously download.

    Select all driver files downloaded from Maven

    Select all driver files downloaded from Maven

  13. Switch to manual connection URL and replace the following:
    Switch to manual connection URL

    Switch to manual connection URL

    Original New Value
    <host_name>:<port_number> Connection string copied from Fabric
    <database_name> Name of the Lakehouse (i.e. “Test” as in the example)
  14. Add “;authentication=ActiveDirectoryPassword” to the end of the URL.

    Add authentication parameter to connection URL

    Add authentication parameter to connection URL

  15. Enter your login ID and password.
  16. Press Test Connection button to try out the connection setting.

Once the connection successfully configured then you can perform database engineering with Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse with Visual Paradigm as usual.

Visual Paradigm connected to Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse

Visual Paradigm connected to Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse

 

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