You have a Fabric tenant that contains a workspace named Workspace1. Workspace1 contains a data pipeline named Pipeline1 and a lakehouse named Lakehouse1. You perform the following actions:

Create a workspace named Workspace2.

Create a deployment pipeline named DeployPipeline1 that will deploy

items from Workspace1 to Workspace2.

Add a folder named Folder1 to Workspace1.

Move Lakehouse1 to Folder1.

Run DeployPipeline1.

Which structure will Workspace2 have when DeployPipeline1 is complete?

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You have a Fabric tenant that contains a workspace named Workspace1. Workspace1 contains a data pipeline named Pipeline1 and a lakehouse named Lakehouse1. You perform the following actions:

Create a workspace named Workspace2.
Create a deployment pipeline named DeployPipeline1 that will deploy

items from Workspace1 to Workspace2.

Add a folder named Folder1 to Workspace1.
Move Lakehouse1 to Folder1.
Run DeployPipeline1.

Which structure will Workspace2 have when DeployPipeline1 is complete?

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D. \Folder1\Lakehouse1 When an item, such as Lakehouse1, is moved into a folder (Folder1) in the source workspace and then deployed through a deployment pipeline, Fabric preserves the folder structure. Consequently, Lakehouse1 will appear within Folder1 in the target workspace (Workspace2).

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A. \Folder1\Pipeline1 Pipeline1 was not moved into Folder1 in the source workspace, so it would not appear under Folder1 in the target.

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B. \Pipeline1 This option assumes Pipeline1 is deployed to the root and does not account for Lakehouse1's folder structure.

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C. \Pipeline1 This is a duplicate of B and incorrect for the same reason.

You have a Fabric tenant that contains a workspace named Workspace1. Workspace1 contains a data pipeline named Pipeline1 and a lakehouse named Lakehouse1. You perform the following actions: - Create a

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