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🎃 Things you can say to scare a Fabric Engineer/ Analyst. Go 👇
Leave a comment with the scariest thing you can say to a Microsoft Fabric Data Engineer / Data Analyst / Data Scientist / Fabric Security Engineer 👀 Scariest saying wins 🎃
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🎃 Things you can say to scare a Fabric Engineer/ Analyst. Go 👇
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Your Fabric Trial period has ended! 👻
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@Mubaraq Abdulmaleek absolutely. Then it is back to Excel 🤣
Direct Lake mode - change "source lakehouse" of semantic model
I have the following situation: We built up a PoC, which was very successfull and now i would like to switch to productive mode. Therefore, I want to "migrate" into different workspaces. This means I have a Productive workspace, where the user will get access to the report. So far so good, I can use deployment pipeline to copy lakehouse, semantic model and report. But the problem is, that the semanctic model is still related to the "old" lakehouse in my development workspace. Now I would like to change the "source lakehouse" of the semantic model but I have found no solution so far. Does anybody have an idea or even experience with this situation?
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You should be able to perform this task using Tabular Editor 3 as well. You will need Enterprise for Fabric, but if you sign up for a trail, and it is explained in the Learn material provided by Tabular Editor, where you can use workspace mode to connect to both the workspace and database.json file using Tabular Editor 3.
5k members, 1200 threads and now a 2nd team member
Hi everyone, things have gone fast since I launched this community back in January 2024!! I still remember my proud post when we reached 50 members (see below). Well, recently we crossed a previously unimaginable milestone of 5k members. Thank you to every one of you that chooses to spend your time here learning Fabric and engaging with the community. So far, we have had over 1200 conversations/ threads about Microsoft Fabric (the search bar contains a wealth of information!). I hope it has helped you learn Microsoft Fabric. The best thing is that this is just the start, I will continue to invest in this community because I can see it's making (at least a small) difference. But a community of this size is difficult to manage alone (especially as now I spend a lot of time in Fabric Dojo too). As such, I'm delighted to announce that I've brought on board Maleek - @Mubaraq Abdulmaleek to support yourselves (and me!) around the community. Maleek is hugely passionate about Fabric (he was one of the first members of this community back in January!), DP-600 certified and eager to learn as much as possible. He'll help new members get onboarded, help members find stuff (course content/ previous answers to community questions), and generally help make sure you have a great experience here. Great to have you here, Maleek! Soon, I'll share what I have planned for this community in 2025 and beyond. Thank you so much for being a part of this community we're building!
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5k members, 1200 threads and now a 2nd team member
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Congrats to both of you (and the community)!🥳
Changing the source of existing Powerbi reports.
Hello, Is it possible to change the source of the existing Powerbi reports? From an on-premises database to Lakehouse in Fabric? I want to change the data source. Right now the reports are getting data from the on-prem db, I want to eliminate it and bring all the data to Fabric. But the existing reports are connected to the on-prem db, So I wanted to know if we can successfully, change the data source to fabric? So that the existing reports remain and now point to fabric lakehouse. Please let me know how. Thank you.
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@Bijal Patel when you import the data to Fabric Lakehouse, you can either copy from on-prem and keep all the transformations in Power Query by just editing the source (I assume you have a connection to on-prem with a gateway. The alternative is to move the Power Query logic to Fabric to perform all transformations there, which would be recommended. Then you can use the reports towards the lakehouse, but still need to change the source in Power Query (just without applying tranformation steps). If I understand it correctly, it should be possible. If you create a new connection in Get Data in Power Query, you should be able to see the syntax in advanced editor and you can replace the connection in your existing queryies. For import you need to connect by selection the SQL endpoint when you see this option (if you don't want to use Direct Lake mode)
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@Bijal Patel Good luck!!
Estimating Capacity Size
Hey everyone, I am currently using a Fabric Trial License (FT1) and I was wondering what is the best License to get given my current consumption. I have attached a screenshot of my Fabric Capacity Metrics and I can see the highest total usage occurred on 1st October @ 10:31. I used 91.27 CU: (Interactive CU: 9.97, Background CU: 81.3) in a 30 second period. This seems to indicate I need a F4 SKU? As 91.27/30 = 3.04.... However, I notice that my background consumption was highest a few minutes later at 83.87 CU in a 30 second period. Whereas my interactive CU was highest on 10th October at 78.48 CU in a 30 second period. The sum of these two highs returns a 162.35 CU, which would indicate I need a F8 SKU? As 162.35/30 = 5.41.. Which SKU do you think I need? Furthermore if I want to reduce my consumption, how would I go about doing this? For background operations when I drill-through at the highest consumption point I see multiple runs of my notebook for different periods. Why? For interactive operations I see a Query which ran 5 minutes before the drill-through time. Why? Any help would be much appreciated.
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Estimating Capacity Size
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There is a private preview for calculated Fabric SKU cost: Announcing the Private Preview of the Microsoft Fabric SKU Calculator at the European Fabric Community Conference | Microsoft Fabric Blog | Microsoft Fabric
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