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Update getting_started_with_iceberg_in_oneLake.md, added step #1737

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Expand Up @@ -111,8 +111,9 @@ First run the following in Snowflake:
```sql
DESC EXTERNAL VOLUME FabricExVol;
```
Copy the AZURE_CONSENT_URL from the property_value output, paste it into your web browser and complete the Oauth step to authorize the app.

In the output for property_value of the storage location, in the json you will see a AZURE_MULTI_TENANT_APP_NAME. This value is the Service Principal that Snowflake uses to connect to Azure. Copy this value. You can remove the underscore and numbers at the end.
Then, in the output for property_value of the storage location, in the json you will see a AZURE_MULTI_TENANT_APP_NAME. This value is the Service Principal that Snowflake uses to connect to Azure. Copy this value. You can remove the underscore and numbers at the end.
![](assets/AppName.png)

In Fabric, grant the service principal access to your Fabric lakehouse.
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