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Need help getting semantic link to work
I have added the semantic link library to my workspace environment in fabric
however It does not work when trying to access it, for example
import sempy.fabric as fabric
# List the available semantic models
df_datasets = fabric.list_datasets()
df_datasets
Am I missing something obvious here?
8 Replies
- frithjof_vCommunity Champion
I don't see anything obviously wrong here.
Your code looks good to me.
It's not necessary to install Semantic Link or add it to environment. It is pre-installed.
I have no idea what that error message means.
Can you try to create a new workspace, add a semantic model, create a new notebook, and run the code again.
Just use the default environment.
And try this code:
import sempy
import sempy.fabric as fabric
x = fabric.list_items()
x
- joakimfennoHelper V
thansk for the tips
it worked with a small semantic model in a new workspace
I seems like I have issues with my current workspace
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi joakimfenno ,
Thanks for the reply from frithjof_v .
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- frithjof_vCommunity Champion
This works fine on my side, I didn't do anything about installation or environment:
The Created Timestamp column seems to return a strange value, but other than that it seems to be working as expected.
- fb200Helper I
I have the same issue, but new workspaces do not solve the issue.
Which SKU did you used? - PrachiJain_2025Kudo Collector
Hi joakimfenno , how did you resolve the issue?