Microsoft Fabric Data Engineer Associate DP-700 Practice Question

In Microsoft Fabric, every workspace is automatically mapped to a folder under the organization's OneLake root container. By default, multiple workspaces can share the same top-level container. If you want a workspace to write its lakehouses, warehouses, and other Fabric items to a separate folder hierarchy, you must set the 'Default OneLake folder name' (also called the Storage folder) when the workspace is created. Changing this setting later is not supported once data items exist, so it must be configured up front. Other settings such as assigning capacity, enabling sequencing, or turning on Managed Private Endpoints do not control the physical folder in OneLake where the workspace stores data.