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-- Connect to the Azure SQL Database
USE [YourDatabaseName]

GO

-- Query the data
SELECT * FROM [YourTableName]

Microsoft Fabric is an open-source microservices platform that makes it easier to package, deploy, and manage scalable and reliable applications. By integrating Microsoft Fabric with Power BI, you can create a seamless data pipeline that ensures your reports and visualizations are always up-to-date with the latest data.

Delta Lake, an open-source storage layer that brings ACID transactions to Apache Spark and big data workloads, can also be integrated into the Power BI environment. By integrating Delta Lake with Power BI, you can allow BI tools to access large amounts of data stored in Delta Lake quickly and efficiently, enabling near real-time analytics on your big data.

OpenAI + SQL is another exciting integration that allows you to leverage the power of AI in your Power BI reports. With OpenAI + SQL, you can use natural language to query your data, making your reports more accessible to non-technical users. This feature can dramatically improve the speed and efficiency of data exploration and analysis.

Last but not least, Databricks integration provides a unified analytics platform for data science and engineering. By integrating Databricks with Power BI, you can perform advanced analytics on your data and visualize the results in Power BI. Here's an example of how to connect Power BI to a Databricks cluster using SQL:

-- Connect to the Databricks cluster
USE [YourDatabricksClusterName]

GO

-- Query the data
SELECT * FROM [YourTableName]