Prologika Newsletter Winter 2025
If Microsoft Fabric is in your future, you need to come up with a strategy to get your data in Fabric OneLake. That’s because the holy grail of Fabric is […]
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Power BI Workspace Identity Authentication
What credentials do you use to refresh your Power BI semantic models from Azure SQL SKUs, such as Azure SQL Database. Probably your credentials or a designated Entra account? Both […]
Atlanta Microsoft BI Group Meeting on December 1st (Migrating Semantic Models to Fabric Direct Lake)
Atlanta BI fans, please join us in person for our next meeting on Monday, December 1st at 18:30 ET. I’ll show you how to Fabric DirectLake semantic models can help […]
SaaS Losers and Winners: Paylocity and Element
“We are sailing to Philadelphia A world away from the coaly Tyne Sailing to Philadelphia To draw the line The Mason-Dixon line” “Sailing to Philadelphia”, Mark Knopfler As I’ve said […]
Atlanta Microsoft BI Group Meeting on November 3rd (Semantic Link Labs: A Link to the Future)
Atlanta BI fans, please join us in person for our next meeting on Monday, November 3rd at 18:30 ET. Jason Romans (Microsoft MVP) will show you how to use Semantic […]
Replicating BigQuery to Fabric
A recent engagement required replicating some DW tables from Google BigQuery to a Fabric Lakehouse. We considered the Fabric mirroring feature (back then in private preview, now publicly available) and […]
Atlanta Microsoft BI Group Meeting on October 9th (Everything You Want to Know About SQL Databases in Fabric)
Atlanta BI fans, please join us in person for our next meeting on Thursday, October 9th (note that we are meeting on Thursday for this meeting) at 18:30 ET. Sukhwant […]
Prologika Newsletter Fall 2025
Like the Ancient Greek philosopher Diogenes, who walked the streets of Athens with a lamp to find one honest man, I have been searching for a convincing Fabric feature for […]
Atlanta Microsoft BI Group Meeting on September 8th (End-to-End Azure DevOps for Data Engineering in Microsoft Fabric)
Atlanta BI fans, please join us in person for our next meeting on Monday, September 8th at 18:30 ET. Jeff Levy (Data Architect @ Protiviti) will show us how to implement […]
Migrating Fabric Import Semantic Models to Direct Lake (Part 2)
I’ve previously shared my experience with migrating a Fabric imported semantic model to Direct Lake. This blog follows up with additional observations about performance. The following screenshot is taken from […]
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