"Only show AI-Prepped items in standalone Copilot in Power BI Experience" has no effect
I have enabled the feature "Only show AI-Prepped items in standalone Copilot in Power BI Experience" in the admin portal. This feature states that "When this is turned on, the standalone Copilot experience in Power BI won't show users Fabric items unless they're designated as prepped for AI." I have created a simple data model for testing. I have deployed this model to a workspace that also has the setting "Only show AI-prepped items in the standalone Copiliot in Power BI Experience" marked as on. Firstly i marked the model as being "Prepped for AI" under "AI Preparation". All the questions returned the answers I expected. I then disabled this setting and waited a little while for it to take effect. My expectation was the model would no longer be accessable to the Copiliot queries. It could still see and access the data, while even acknowledging that this setting was on: It appears the "Only show AI-Prepped items in standalone Copilot in Power BI Experience" has no effectOption to set key column is missing in June 2026 release
Hello, In the June 2026 release, the option to set the key column seems to be missing ? Previously, the option was available below the Row label dropdown but is now gone. However, the columns that were set as key column in a table, still have the key (passport) icon in front of them. With the option to set the key column gone, it is not possible to add a new key column or to choose a different column as a key column. Please bring back the option in Power BI desktop. Setting the option in the TDML view is less user friendly.Issue: Oracle Cloud Connection created without centralized On-Premesis Gateway and can't delete it.
Hello, this problem recently happened on Friday, and I think I am up a creek without a paddle. I have a Power BI Pro license using the On-Premises Gateway (Personal mode) for refreshes. The company does not have a standard On-Premises Gateway installed and configured. We use Oracle database for alot of our backend data. I just recently upgraded to the June 2026 update of Power BI Desktop with all preview features enabled. All of my reports that use Oracle are connected with the native Oracle database connector that utilize the personal gateway. Somehow, a Cloud version of the Oracle connector got created on the service, and nothing will connect because we do not have a standard gateway. I have tried deleting the Oracle cloud connections and trying to rebind it with a new file, but, it just keeps coming back. This article states if this happens, this is irreversible: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/desktop-connect-oracle-database. However, I don't understand how it could be created without an installed centralized gateway? How can I fix this? I'm open to extreme steps at this point, minus getting the centralized On-Premises installed, because that is not going to happen this year. If I have to get our vendor to reset my entire workspace and license to start from scratch, I'm willing to do that, assuming it will actually work. Any suggestions would be helpful. I really need to be able to use the native Oracle connector with the personal gateway.
