For Reusage of code and doing some extended stuff it could be usefull to call a fabric User data function from a DAX script. For example could this be usefull to call an api to a authentication source for RLS comparision and so on and also for for example reuse the same functionality again as a kind of building block.
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- burakkaragoz
Super User
Interesting idea. Having the ability to call Fabric User Data Functions directly from DAX could really open up some powerful scenarios, especially for things like dynamic RLS or reusable logic blocks across models. It would also help centralize logic and reduce duplication, which is always a win in larger enterprise setups. Curious to see how this could be implemented securely and efficiently within the DAX engine.
