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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When deleting a File in a Lakehouse Folder unintentionally it should be possible to restore it via a simple python command. The data should still be avalailable because OneLake works with softdelete for 7 days.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to see a function like restore_deleted_file_from_onelake(path="Files/bronze/datasource1/data.csv")
Describe alternatives you've considered
Restoring individual files currently works with the use of powershell for restoring the data, but that is much more complicated than running a notebook in the Fabric Web UI.
Additional context
This function could be the basis for a future restore concept for a Lakehouse.
The users would need to store the folder structures and the paths to the Delta Log files (e.g. /Tables/table_name/_delta_log/00000000000000000000.json
With that information it should be possible to restore the delta log file and that json file contains the paths for the individual parquet files with the data (e.g. /Tables/table_name/part-00000-22e5716c-23e3-44fe-90ee-a9a858a5c10c-c000.snappy.parquet). After restoring those the tables should be completely restored.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When deleting a File in a Lakehouse Folder unintentionally it should be possible to restore it via a simple python command. The data should still be avalailable because OneLake works with softdelete for 7 days.
Describe the solution you'd like
restore_deleted_file_from_onelake(path="Files/bronze/datasource1/data.csv")
Describe alternatives you've considered
Restoring individual files currently works with the use of powershell for restoring the data, but that is much more complicated than running a notebook in the Fabric Web UI.
Additional context
This function could be the basis for a future restore concept for a Lakehouse.
The users would need to store the folder structures and the paths to the Delta Log files (e.g. /Tables/table_name/_delta_log/00000000000000000000.json
With that information it should be possible to restore the delta log file and that json file contains the paths for the individual parquet files with the data (e.g. /Tables/table_name/part-00000-22e5716c-23e3-44fe-90ee-a9a858a5c10c-c000.snappy.parquet). After restoring those the tables should be completely restored.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: