Power Apps and Fabric Data Warehouse have a complicated relationship, and Fabric is rarely the first choice of backend for new Apps projects.

With the new capabilities in Power Apps to trigger Stored Procedures directly, this might be just about to change.

This session will take you through three different use cases which may drastically improve the performance of your Power Apps, and perhaps convince you to use a Fabric Data Warehouse backend for your next project:

- How to bulk Create, Update and Delete records from Power Apps in your Fabric Data Warehouse with Stored Procedures.
- How to generate data snapshots with Stored Procedures, for use in your Power Apps.
- How to use the outputs of Stored Procedures to efficiently populate Power Apps controls, or compute complex calculations.