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Semantic Model Refresh History For Particular Tables
- 10 months ago
Hi Deagle ,
Power BI doesn't natively track the last transformation time for each individual table in a semantic model.
However, you can manually add a
timestamp during the final transformation step in Power Query. For each table, you can either add a column using DateTime. LocalNow() to mark when the data was loaded, or create a one-row summary table that logs the refresh time. This way, you can display the last transformation timestamp per table directly in your report.
Thanks,
Sai Teja
Hi Deagle,
You shoul dbe able to do this with XMLA endpoints and Semantic Link.
See this blog post:
https://data-marc.com/2024/05/28/dynamically-refreshing-historical-partitions-in-power-bi-incremental-refresh-semantic-models-using-fabric-semantic-link/
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Hi tayloramy, I read the article that you sent. It is kind of usage of semantic link for fabric in notebook. He used this to dynamically refresh his semantic model and see the requests, however it does not provide the refresh history of the individual tables within the semantic model.