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 […]
“I go checking out the reports, digging up the dirt You get to meet all sorts in this line of work And when I find the reason, I still can’t […]
Atlanta BI fans, please join us in person for our next meeting on Monday, August 4th at 18:30 ET, which marks the 15th anniversary of the Atlanta Microsoft BI Group! […]
I’ve recently written about strategies for addressing memory pressures with Fabric large semantic models and I mentioned that one of them was switching to Direct Lake. This blog captures my […]
Atlanta BI fans, please join us in person for our next meeting on Monday, July 7nd at 18:30 ET. Shabnam Watson (BI consultant and Microsoft MVP) will introduce you to […]
“Well, I’ll be damned Here comes your ghost again But that’s not unusual…” “Diamonds and Rust”, Joan Baez I’ve said in the past that I consider it a travesty when […]
The May release of Power BI Desktop added a feature called Translytical Task Flows which aims to augment Power BI reports with rudimentary writeback capabilities, such as to make corrections […]
A current project called for mirroring a Google BigQuery dataset to Fabric. This feature is currently in private preview so don’t try to find it. However, the tips I share […]
Atlanta BI fans, please join us in person for our next meeting on Monday, June 2nd at 18:30 ET. Akshata Revankar (Senior Data & Applied Scientist with Microsoft) will show […]
The May release of Power BI Desktop includes a new feature called Translytical Task Flows which aims to augment Power BI reports with rudimentary writeback capabilities, such as to make […]
