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As and admin, how do I find the jobs are have run or are currently running for a specific date. Trying to balance capacity
Hi Rsteinke,
To see what is currently running, use the Monitor. Use the Monitor hub - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
There is no nice way to see the schedules of everything, you probably need to use the APIs and make many calls.
You would need to get all the item IDs and then use the job scheduler API to get schedules:
Job Scheduler - Get Item Schedule - REST API (Core) | Microsoft LearnItems - List Items - REST API (Core) | Microsoft Learn
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To add to what GeraldGEmerick and tayloramy suggested, you could call the APIs and dump them to a lakehouse table to then create reporting off of the daily runs of the data. This is what we do in our environment. We actually then warehouse those results to see trends over time but that may be overkill for what you are wanting to do.
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Rsteinke You could use the Power BI REST API to cycle through your datasets and get their refresh histories. Datasets - Get Refresh History - REST API (Power BI Power BI REST APIs) | Microsoft Learn
Hi Rsteinke,
To see what is currently running, use the Monitor. Use the Monitor hub - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
There is no nice way to see the schedules of everything, you probably need to use the APIs and make many calls.
You would need to get all the item IDs and then use the job scheduler API to get schedules:
Job Scheduler - Get Item Schedule - REST API (Core) | Microsoft LearnItems - List Items - REST API (Core) | Microsoft Learn
If you found this helpful, consider giving some Kudos. If I answered your question or solved your problem, mark this post as the solution.
