1. Log in to the Azure portal at https://portal.azure.com ➢ navigate to the Azure Synapse Analytics workspace you created in Exercise 3.3 ➢ select the Access Control (IAM) navigation menu item ➢ click the + Add menu button ➢ select Add Role Assignment from the drop‐down list ➢ select Reader from the Role list ➢ click Next ➢ select the Managed Identity radio button ➢ click the + Select member link ➢ select Microsoft Purview Account from the Managed Identity drop‐down list box ➢ select the Microsoft Purview account you created in Exercise 8.2 ➢ click the Select button ➢ click the Review + Assign button ➢ navigate to the Overview blade ➢ click the Open link in the Open Synapse Studio tile ➢ select the Manage hub ➢ select SQL Pools from the menu list ➢ and then start the dedicated SQL pool.
2. Select the Manage hub ➢ select the Microsoft Purview item in the External Connections section ➢ click the Connect to a Purview Account button ➢ select the Purview account created in Exercise 8.2 (for example, brainjammer) ➢ click Apply ➢ and then select the link to your Microsoft Purview account tab, as shown in Figure 8.20.

FIGURE 8.20 Connecting Microsoft Purview to Azure Synapse Analytics workspace

3. Select the Data Map hub ➢ select Sources from the navigation menu ➢ select the Register menu item ➢ select Azure Synapse Analytics from the Register Source window ➢ click Continue ➢ enter a name (I used ASA‐csharpguitar) ➢ select the workspace you configured in step 2 from the Workspace Name drop‐down list box ➢ select the R&D collection from the Select a Collection drop‐down list box ➢ and then click Register.
4. Select the View Details link on the just registered source in the Map view ➢ select the New Scan menu item ➢ enter a name (I used ScanDedicatedSQLPool) ➢ select + New from the Credential drop‐down list box ➢ enter a name (I used sqladminuser) ➢ enter the user ID/name of your Azure Synapse Analytics dedicated SQL pool (I used sqladminuser) ➢ select the + New from the Key Vault Connection drop‐down list box ➢ enter a name (I used brainjammerKV) ➢ select the Key Vault you created in Exercise 8.1 ➢ click Create ➢ enter the Azure Key Vault secret name that stores your Azure Synapse Analytics password (I used azureSynapseSQLPool) ➢ click Create ➢ select your dedicated SQL pool from the SQL Database drop‐down list box ➢ select the Test Connection link ➢ and then click Continue. The configuration resembles Figure 8.21.

FIGURE 8.21 Configuring scanning in Microsoft Purview

5. Click the Continue button to perform the scan using the default scan rule set ➢ select the Once radio button ➢ click Continue ➢ and then click the Save and Run button. When the scan is complete, you will see something like Figure 8.22.

FIGURE 8.22 The result of a Microsoft Purview scan

6. Stop your Azure Synapse Analytics dedicated SQL pool.