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semantic link cross platform
- 1 year ago
Thanks for the confirmation. I really don't need to use semantic link but I do need query the semantic layer in databricks from fabric.
The true alternative of semantic link is executeQueries Endpoint of the rest api. But the the response returned could be partial dataset as well as AFAIK, and a fetch inside do-while loop needs to be engineered, which is easy to do if the dataset has date parameters or integers, else need to be creatively engineered. I can live with that fir the moment. But I hope there is a better databricks alternative for semantic layer.
Hi smpa01 ,
Thnaks for using Microsoft Fabric Community,
Currently, SemPy is tailored specifically for Microsoft Fabric and does not natively support Databricks. This means that direct installation and utilization of SemPy within Databricks environments are not supported.
From Microsoft Documentation:
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Reference: Semantic Link Overview for Python | Microsoft Learn
However, alternative approaches exist to bridge the gap between Databricks and Power BI datasets: Semantic-link on Databricks - Databricks Community - 74511
Hope this helps. Please reach out for further assistance.
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Thank you.
Thanks for the confirmation. I really don't need to use semantic link but I do need query the semantic layer in databricks from fabric.
The true alternative of semantic link is executeQueries Endpoint of the rest api. But the the response returned could be partial dataset as well as AFAIK, and a fetch inside do-while loop needs to be engineered, which is easy to do if the dataset has date parameters or integers, else need to be creatively engineered. I can live with that fir the moment. But I hope there is a better databricks alternative for semantic layer.