From the course: SQL Databases in Microsoft Fabric

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GraphQL

GraphQL

- [Instructor] The last feature we'll look at is the integrated GraphQL API, or rather, the option to deploy one or multiple of those with a single click. All you need to do to deploy a new Graph API for your SQL database is to hit the Create button in the graph menu and provide a name. This will provide the endpoint for you. During the deployment, but this can also be changed later, you will select the tables and objects that you want to be available through that endpoint. These tables will then be linked to the Graph API and are available for both querying and updating. You can then send a Graph query, for example, from an app, but also directly from the portal, and will receive adjacent response for it. In addition to querying the data available for the endpoint, the Fabric portal will also provide you the code snippets to be used within your app to specifically access this endpoint. We will not go into the depth of the Graph Query syntax, however, if you would like to learn more…

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