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Microsoft EmployeeShare your thoughts on Prep data for AI (preview)
Most enterprises have a singular semantic model punished in the web with multiple reports connected to it via Live Connection. In this scenario, when do you think the Prep for AI can be unlocked?
It doesn't work when the development of the semantic model is done via XMLA endpoints directly in the DEV workspace
Microsoft EmployeeToday, Prep for AI is tied to the semantic model rather than the report. So in the scenario you're describing, where multiple reports connect to a single semantic model via Live Connection, you would need to either enable Prep for AI on the underlying semantic model itself, or create a new semantic model using DirectQuery to that model and define Prep for AI there. For the scenario you’re describing, would you hope to be able to define Prep for AI directly on the connected reports?
An ideal outcome is to be able to define the Prep for AI on the existing semantic model. However neither can i download the model to desktop (xmla restriction) nor can i define the AI rules in the web.
I'm not sure why a direct query connection is the right answer here? Can you explain a bit more?
- emlisa
Thanks for sharing your goals and the blockers you're facing. We're actively working on enabling editing of the Prep for AI in the web, which should help address this. Please let us know if you have any further feedback!