Forum Discussion

PBIUsers's avatar
PBIUsers
Frequent Visitor
2 years ago

Fabric Notebook Scheduled Run Query

Hello Fellow Pbi users,

I've developed a Fabric notebook scripts to refresh a specific table of a Power BI dataset using the semantic link. Please refer to the attached screenshot for the detailed code. I can successfully run the code and refresh the table using the notebook. However, when I schedule it to run automatically, it fails to work.

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Screenshot of the Workspace Environment that is used for the above notebook is also attached below along with the recent history of the failed scheduled run. 

PS: Fairly new to notebooks. Using fabric notebooks for the first time. Got the semantic link scripts from a post in Linkedin  Fabric Notebook : Script used for refreshing single table of a Power BI datasetFabric Workspace Environment used for the NotebookScheduled Run screenshot.

Thank you, 

Need Help

5 Replies

    • Christophe93100's avatar
      Christophe93100
      Frequent Visitor
      2 years ago

      hi pbiuser 

       

      Thanks a lot for your great Idea to refresh a pbi model via semantic link python functions on a fabric nootebook

       

      I Guess WE dont need to conect to the pbi  WS  like on python ( Access token via AAD service principal because the notebook IS on the same ws , right  ? 

       

      Similar for a data Factory pipeline on the same Fabric  ws , no nee to connect to internal artifacts ? 

       

      My best  

      • lbendlin's avatar
        lbendlin
        Super User
        2 years ago

        You get the authentication "for free"  but these tokens expire.  You will have to renew them from time to time.

    • PBIUsers's avatar
      PBIUsers
      Frequent Visitor
      2 years ago

      Hello Ibendlin, 

      I tried setting up a pipeline with the above notebook, but things weren't working. Then, I figured out that once I ditched the "% pip" command, everything just fell into place. I was able to schedule the notebook to run on its own and also with the pipeline after that.

      Thanks for the suggestion!

      Regards,