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Recently, I implemented FUAM in my organization’s Fabric workspace. I downloaded the basic deployment notebook and followed the instructions — everything deployed smoothly and the reports looked great.
One day, my pipeline failed. The error wasn’t very clear, only saying it couldn’t find something in AAD. I read online that making a small change in the pipeline and saving it forces it to recheck in AAD. I tried that, and it worked — the pipeline started running fine again.
However, I’ve now noticed that a few tables stopped updating after that failure. The strange part is that the pipeline still shows as successful, even though these tables aren’t refreshing.
I tried to debug but couldn’t find the exact table definition or file that populates these tables.
Could anyone help me figure out how the following tables are populated in FUAM, or where in the deployment files/notebooks I can trace them back to?
capacity_metrics_by_item_kind_by_day
capacity_metrics_by_item_by_operation_by_day
Thanks in advance!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Got it, issue was with Microsoft Capacity metrics.once updated the connection over there everything worked. Also I updated the FUAM and found that parameters name are different.if you look at the keyvault parameters everything is having a secret_name after the actual name, also its same in the notebook.
Got it, issue was with Microsoft Capacity metrics.once updated the connection over there everything worked. Also I updated the FUAM and found that parameters name are different.if you look at the keyvault parameters everything is having a secret_name after the actual name, also its same in the notebook.
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Make sure you perform the update in the right pipeline if you suspect it is a permissions issue. The below post shows an example:
https://www.kevinrchant.com/2025/07/24/introducing-the-fuam-deploymenator/
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