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In my default semantic model, I can see relationships for my various foreign and primary keys.
However, the keys are gone when I try to create a new semantic model. They also are not displaying in PowerBI.
I also see this error message when trying to edit the relationships in my default model:
I'd love to understand why this is happening and what I can do to properly configure my model. Thanks!
Hi Yang,
Makes sense re: relationships and new semantic models.
I've verified that the column exists and is not hidden in my default semantic model. However, it does not show up when I build a PowerBI report using my default semantic model. Example:
The key columns do not display in PowerBI report with the semantic default model:
When I try to filter, no changes happen because it's not picking up the keys
Hi @clinegirl ,
For the nuisance of relationships disappearing when you create a new semantic model, according to the official documentation, relationships, metrics and other properties are not inherited from the default semantic model when you create a new semantic model, you need to define them manually.
For more details, please see:
When you try to edit a relationship in the default model, the error message you’re seeing indicates that the column airline_key is missing from the table.
I have some suggestions to offer:
If you have any other questions please feel free to contact me.
Best Regards,
Yang
Community Support Team
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