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Get Power BI Report Viewing History using Semantic Link Labs

Lately I have been building scripts to help clients audit their Fabric environment. The latest request was to get a list of reports and what users have viewed them recently. This is a quick job for a Fabric notebook and the Semantic Link Labs library. You can download my notebook here. I’ll walk through the […]

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Get Power BI Report Viewing History using Semantic Link Labs

Lately I have been building scripts to help clients audit their Fabric environment. The latest request was to get a list of reports and what users have viewed them recently. This is a quick job for a Fabric notebook and the Semantic Link Labs library. You can download my notebook here. I’ll walk through the […]

The post Get Power BI Report Viewing History using Semantic Link Labs first appeared on Data Savvy.

The post Get Power BI Report Viewing History using Semantic Link Labs appeared first on Denny Cherry & Associates Consulting.

Get Power BI Report Viewing History using Semantic Link Labs

Lately I have been building scripts to help clients audit their Fabric environment. The latest request was to get a list of reports and what users have viewed them recently. This is a quick job for a Fabric notebook and the Semantic Link Labs library. You can download my notebook here. I’ll walk through the […]

The post Get Power BI Report Viewing History using Semantic Link Labs first appeared on Data Savvy.

The post Get Power BI Report Viewing History using Semantic Link Labs appeared first on Denny Cherry & Associates Consulting.

Invoking Another Pipeline in Microsoft Fabric

At the moment there are two activities in Fabric pipelines that allow you to execute a “child” pipeline. They are both named “Invoke Pipeline” but are differentiated by the labels “Legacy” and “Preview” in parentheses. With either activity, you choose the pipeline you want to execute and whether or not to wait until the pipeline […]

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