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This blog is a continuation of the blog Microsoft Fabric enabled part 1. In part two we are looking at the Fabric side of the integration with Business Central and bc2adls extension.

In my previous blog post 'Let’s flow your Business Central data into Microsoft Fabric' I showed you how to use the Dataflow of Business Central to flow your data into Microsoft Fabric. In this blog we tell you more about using the API for Onelake and the BC2ADLS tooling.

You can have your telemetry from Business Central inside Application Insights. In this blog, we will show you how to extend your data retention period by storing your data in an “archiving” table.

With Microsoft Fabric you have only one source for all your data. So you don’t have to move data to another data warehouse or data lake. Read more about Microsoft Fabric in this blog.