Hi,
Is there a way in purview to automatically apply attribute descriptions that we have stored in a spreadsheet?
Thanks
Hi,
Is there a way in purview to automatically apply attribute descriptions that we have stored in a spreadsheet?
Thanks
Hi @mamunurrahmandatagovernance-8816,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A forum and thanks for reaching out here.
Please refer to this article which describes step by step on how to create a business glossary term in Azure Purview data catalog, and import and export glossary terms using .csv files.
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Apologies, i did not receive a notification to say you had replied back to me.
No this is not what i meant. At an attribute level we have descriptions for each attributes for all the different schemas we have.
This is not a glossary functionality that i am after, we have done this already.
I want to be able to populate descriptions to my schema attributes with the descriptions I have in a spreadsheet.
Is there a way to do this automatically rather than manually doing this one by one?
Hi @mamunurrahmandatagovernance-8816,
Thanks for getting back and clarifying on the requirement.
I am reaching out to product team to check if there is a way to achieve this in an automatic way rather than doing it manually. Will keep you posted as soon as I have an update from the team.
We appreciate your patience.
Thank you
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Hi @mamunurrahmandatagovernance-8816,
As per conversation with internal team, you may try leveraging PyApacheAtlas : https://github.com/wjohnson/pyapacheatlas. PyApacheAtlas is a very convenient way of just getting massive amounts of data into Purview via an Excel interface and a little bit of Python!
Here is a video on how to do bulk uploads with an excel file: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27jRUydL6qE
You'll need the following:
Install PyApacheAtlas and either get a service principal access to Purview or use the Azure CLI
Generate the excel template using the python -m pyapacheatlas --make-template ./purview.xlsx
command
You will add the information to the BulkEntities tab.
- Each row of the spreadsheet represents one column
- Need the qualified name of the columns (e.g. mssql://server/db/schema/table#columnName)
- Need the type name of the columns (e.g. azure_sql_column if it’s a column on an azure sql table)
For the bulk entities spreadsheet, you’ll need to add a column called “description” and fill in the descriptions for the given column.
you can then modify and run the sample script: https://github.com/wjohnson/pyapacheatlas/blob/master/samples/excel/excel_bulk_entities_upload.py
- Please note that you should comment out lines 76 and 78 and update the file_path variable
Hope this helps. Do let us know how it goes.
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Hi @mamunurrahmandatagovernance-8816,
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Hi @mamunurrahmandatagovernance-8816,
Thanks for your response. Please keep us posted how it goes.
Thank you
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