Moving off ODBC , A self-serve scanner for your ADBC migration
UpdateVerifiedAdded Sep 22, 2026
If your Fabric workspace connects to an ODBC driver, and you haven’t already moved to the ADBC driver, you’re on the ODBC → ADBC migration path. The migration window is already open , the sooner you start, the more room you have to validate.
Topics: SQL, Data integration, BI, Developer tools, Performance
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