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Semantic model Issue
- 1 year ago
Rohitk77 Hey,
I will below steps to troubleshoot the issues.
1) Check the settings and deployment status of the semantic model in the notebook for compatibility with Power BI.2) Review and test your network configuration, ensuring no firewall or network issues prevent Power BI from accessing the semantic model.
3) Confirm that your user permissions and access rights are correctly set within the notebook and Power BI to allow model retrieval.Thanks
Harish KM
If these steps help resolve your issue, your acknowledgment would be greatly appreciated.
- 1 year ago
Hi Rohitk77— In addition to that, check and confirm the notebook table is saved as a semantic model, go to Power BI Service, and refresh the semantic model manually. Check column types for unsupported values
Please check and hope the above details helps.
Hope this helps.
Hi Rohitk77 - Can you check at semantic model was created in a workspace where your Power BI user doesn’t have proper rights, this can cause schema loading failures.The Lakehouse or Notebook that generated the model.Workspace where the semantic model is published.
can you also check at workspace > check that the original Lakehouse still exists. (if there is any naming changes).Make sure the table you are referencing exists and is materialized if used in the Notebook.Re-run the notebook if needed.
Hope this helps. please check.
- rajendraongole11 year ago
Super User
Hi Rohitk77— In addition to that, check and confirm the notebook table is saved as a semantic model, go to Power BI Service, and refresh the semantic model manually. Check column types for unsupported values
Please check and hope the above details helps.
Hope this helps.