fbcideas_migusr
2 years agoNew Member
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Notification or Alert when Direct Lake refresh failed
It seems that when Direct Lake encounters an issue (such as a table not being found as a result of a drop → Create operation), the "Keep your Direct Lake data up to date" option is automatically turned off.
This could lead to potential data loss or outdated data being used without the model administrator's knowledge.
Therefore, I propose a feature that notifies the model administrator when this option is turned off due to an update failure. This will ensure that administrators can promptly address the issue, preventing any unforeseen consequences or errors in the data.
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