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Snapshots

Manage Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse snapshots.

Targets: Data Warehouse only


CLI

snapshots create

Targets: Data Warehouse only

Create a new snapshot for a warehouse. Optionally pin it to a specific point in time.

Synopsis

fdw [-w WORKSPACE] snapshots create [OPTIONS] [WAREHOUSE] NAME
Option Description
--description TEXT Optional description.
--snapshot-dt TEXT Optional snapshot datetime (ISO 8601, UTC). Defaults to the current timestamp.

Example

fdw -w MyWorkspace snapshots create SalesWH snap-2026-06-08 \
  --snapshot-dt 2026-06-08T00:00:00Z

snapshots delete

Targets: Data Warehouse only

Delete a snapshot. You will be asked to confirm unless --yes is passed.

Synopsis

fdw [-w WORKSPACE] snapshots delete SNAPSHOT

Example

fdw -w MyWorkspace --yes snapshots delete snap-old

snapshots list

Targets: Data Warehouse only

List all snapshots for a warehouse.

Synopsis

fdw [-w WORKSPACE] snapshots list [WAREHOUSE]

Example

fdw -w MyWorkspace snapshots list SalesWH
 displayName      id           createdTime
 ---------------- ------------ ---------------------
 snap-2026-06-01  d1e2...      2026-06-01T00:00:00Z

snapshots rename

Targets: Data Warehouse only

Rename a snapshot and optionally update its description.

Synopsis

fdw [-w WORKSPACE] snapshots rename [OPTIONS] SNAPSHOT NEW_NAME
Option Description
--description TEXT Optional new description.

Example

fdw -w MyWorkspace snapshots rename snap-2026-06-01 snap-june-2026

snapshots roll

Targets: Data Warehouse only

Roll a snapshot on a warehouse to a new timestamp. SNAPSHOT_NAME must be the display name of the snapshot database. The warehouse and workspace are resolved via the usual precedence rules.

Synopsis

fdw [-w WORKSPACE] snapshots roll [OPTIONS] [WAREHOUSE] SNAPSHOT_NAME
Option Description
--at TEXT Target datetime (ISO 8601, UTC). Defaults to CURRENT_TIMESTAMP.

Example

fdw -w MyWorkspace snapshots roll SalesWH snap-june-2026 \
  --at 2026-06-08T12:00:00Z

MCP tools

create_snapshot

Targets: Data Warehouse only

Create a new warehouse snapshot.

Parameters:

  • workspace (str) — workspace name or GUID.
  • warehouse (str) — warehouse name or GUID.
  • name (str) — display name for the new snapshot.
  • description (str | null, optional) — optional description.
  • snapshot_dt (str | null, optional) — ISO-8601 datetime string for the snapshot point-in-time; defaults to the current timestamp when omitted.

Returns: WarehouseSnapshot — the newly-created snapshot object.


delete_snapshot

Targets: Data Warehouse only

Delete a warehouse snapshot.

Parameters:

  • workspace (str) — workspace name or GUID.
  • snapshot (str) — snapshot name or GUID.

Returns: { "deleted": true, "snapshot_id": str } — confirmation with the snapshot GUID.


list_snapshots

Targets: Data Warehouse only

Return all snapshots belonging to a warehouse.

Parameters:

  • workspace (str) — workspace name or GUID.
  • warehouse (str) — warehouse name or GUID.

Returns: list[WarehouseSnapshot] — array of snapshot objects, each with id, displayName, parentWarehouseId, and snapshotDateTime.


rename_snapshot

Targets: Data Warehouse only

Rename a warehouse snapshot and optionally update its description.

Parameters:

  • workspace (str) — workspace name or GUID.
  • snapshot (str) — snapshot name or GUID.
  • new_name (str) — new display name.
  • description (str | null, optional) — new description; omit to leave unchanged.

Returns: WarehouseSnapshot — the updated snapshot object.


roll_snapshot_timestamp

Targets: Data Warehouse only

Roll a snapshot's timestamp forward, or reset it to the current time.

Parameters:

  • workspace (str) — workspace name or GUID.
  • warehouse (str) — parent warehouse name or GUID (used for the SQL connection).
  • snapshot_name (str) — the snapshot database name to roll.
  • new_dt (str | null, optional) — target ISO-8601 datetime string; defaults to CURRENT_TIMESTAMP when omitted.

Returns: { "rolled": true, "snapshot_name": str, "new_dt": str | null } — confirmation with the snapshot name and the target datetime.