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Virtual Tables with Nathan Helgren

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In this episode, Daryl and Scott talk to a Senior Program Manager at Microsoft, Nathan Helgren, about the Virtual Tables.

Some of the highlights:

  • Nathan's 25 years at MS
  • What are Virtual Tables (VT)?
  • Difference between a Connector and a VT
  • Create virtual tables using the virtual connector provider
  • Virtual Dad Jokes abound
  • Virtualize all the things?
  • Building Power Apps using 100% virtual tables
  • What are the VT Limits?
    • No Audit functionality
    • No Rollup or Joins between VT
  • How VT security works
  • GUID column is still a hard requirement for VT
  • Query through TDS endpoint from SQL VT
  • Benefits of pulling through data in real-time in VT
  • Making more data sources available for the virtual connector provider
  • Reasons to re-visit VT again for those who have used it long ago

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Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

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