In my last post, I demonstrated how parameters in a Power BI semantic model can be updated using PowerShell. This is particularly useful when these parameters are used in queries and displayed to the user, allowing them to deduce the … Continue reading →

In this article, I will briefly show how to update parameters inside a Power BI semantic model using PowerShell.Typically, in Microsoft Fabric, deployment pipelines are used to handle this when a semantic model is promoted from one workspace to another. … Continue reading →

Recently, I encountered the question of how to add a new attribute to my KQL table when the event stream provides new attributes. I searched in vain to see if I could edit this in the UI. Within Data Fabric … Continue reading →

The initial situation was that the data was being read live from a streaming database. Each record had a current status, and the records could be grouped by product. Now I only want to see the latest record, but also … Continue reading →

With TMDL (Tabular Model Definition Language), model creation can be carried out faster and in a more standardized way by storing code definitions as scripts. For example, a frequently required date dimension can be stored as a script with all … Continue reading →

Using TMDL, entire environments can be prepared in this way. In this example—which can, of course, also be used in production—a complete date table is created exactly as it is typically used. Months and days are sorted in correct calendar … Continue reading →