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110 Topics"The remote certificate is invalid" error on pipeline Fabric job to copy parquet files from AWS S3
When I try to copy parquet files from AWS S3 bucket with "copy data" job on pipelline function, this error show up: "The file operation is failed. A WebException with status TrustFailure was thrown. The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel. The remote certificate is invalid according to the validation procedure. Activity ID: ******" The test connection results OK. The shortcut function works well too. But we need to copy the data from S3 with pipeline function, the shortcut don't help us. We try with connection type "Amazon S3 Compatible" too and we get the same error. Some one can help or are getting this error too? Thanks!1.3KViews0likes2CommentsDirect Lake fallback to Direct Query due to SQL security?
Hi, I am wondering if Direct Lake mode will keep working if I apply granular SQL access control (GRANT, DENY, REVOKE) on a SQL Analytics Endpoint or Data Warehouse? I am also wondering if Direct Lake mode will keep working if I apply SQL Row Level Security on a SQL Analytics Endpoint or Data Warehouse? Thanks! 😀3.8KViews0likes6CommentsHelp Making Sense of Capacity Units in the Fabric Capacity Metrics report
Greetings, community. I am trying to evaluate the Fabric usage in our organization in relation to Microsoft's new pricing announcement. I am using the Fabric Capacity metrics report but am finding it less-than-helpful in terms of connecting the data provided to Fabric Capacity Units. We have a Power BI Premium P1 SKU with F64. The report shows everything in Capacity Units in Seconds: CU (s) Our total CU usage is show as <10%. My question is: does that 10% translate to 10% of the 64 CU included with our P1 plan? The report doesn't explicitly identify the actual number of capacity units in use and/or used. I read the documentation for the report, which didn't really clarify either.15KViews0likes6CommentsBest Practice for Building and Sharing Semantic Models in Microsoft Fabric
Hi everyone, I’m looking for guidance on best practices for designing my architecture in Microsoft Fabric. My main goal is to create a semantic model using Fabric Warehouse data, build reports on top of it, and also share the semantic model with other developers so they can create their own reports. I’m a bit uncertain about what connection mode I should be using — Import, DirectQuery, DirectLake, Hybrid Tables, or Dual mode — to achieve the best balance of performance, flexibility, and maintainability. Here’s what I’ve done so far: I created a semantic model using the Warehouse SQL endpoint, combining DirectQuery + Import + Dual tables, and built relationships on top of it. Then, I created another semantic model based on the first one, where I defined measures, calculated columns, and calculated tables, and used it to build my reports. Both the Warehouse and semantic models are hosted in the same Fabric workspace. I have also published both semantic models and reports to a Power BI Pro workspace. Now I’d like to confirm if this approach aligns with best practices, or if I should redesign the setup from scratch. Could someone please advise: Which connection mode (Import, DirectQuery, DirectLake, Hybrid, or Dual) is most suitable for my scenario? Is my current two-layer semantic model setup advisable, or should I simplify it? What’s the recommended architecture for sharing a semantic model with multiple report developers in Fabric? Any insights, best practices, or examples would be greatly appreciated!Solved7.6KViews0likes7CommentsNot able to save CTE as Table or View
Hello Everyone, I have created a CTE as follows; WITH cte as ( SELECT Month_Name, Month_Number, Project_Category, 100.0 * Actual_Hours / NULLIF(SUM(Actual_Hours) OVER (PARTITION BY Month_Name, Month_Number), 0) AS Percentage FROM [DW_MonthlyReport].[dbo].[TimelogByType] --GROUP by Month_Name,Month_Number,Project_Category ) select cte.Month_Name, cte.Month_Number, cte.Project_Category,Sum(cte.Percentage) AS Percentage from cte GROUP by cte.Month_Name,cte.Month_Number,cte.Project_Category; When I'm trying to save it as View of Table. I'm getting this error; What I'm doing wrong Please tell.Solved6.4KViews1like13CommentsHow to facilitate this security requirement in Fabric?
Looking for some ideas/best practices on how to achieve some sort of row level security for non-viewer roles in OneLake. Background: Certain confidential HR and financial data should not be visible to the creators of the Power BI reports for example, but available through row-level-security for the viewers of the report. Is this possible through the new One-Lake architecture in Fabric? How would I have to set this up?2.6KViews1like2CommentsUsing Deployment Pipelines with Warehouses
Hi, there seems to be an issue, when I set up a deplyoment pipeline with Test and Production and assign Test and Production workspaces to it, the deployment pipeline stages are always out of sync when trying to deploy a warehouse. I have a warehouse in the test workspaces and even if I delete the prod one and try to redeploy the test warehouse, it deploys succesfully but pipeline afterwards shows out of sync as "Different". If I click review changes we can see that it always will be out of sync as it has "Z" next to it after all the timestamps, which is basically Zero timezone. This is very weird behavior as I would expect it to be 1:1 after deleting it and redeploying.5.1KViews0likes12Comments