One of my team members sent a message this morning discussing the limitations of Direct Lake models. And one of the things he mentioned was that he didn't know how to add Field Parameters as the menu option doesn't existing in Service or when editing in desktop. I knew it could be done with Tabular editor, but we don't have access to that tool at this particular client. We learned today that you can use a notebook with the Semantic Link Labs library to add parameters. There are a ton of things you can do with semantic models with that library. And I highly suggest folks check out the GitHub repository for it. You will need to enable Read/Write on the XMLA endpoint first, though. This is done in the Admin Portal > Capacity Settings > select your capacity to get to the right menu for the option. It's set to Read by default. GitHub - microsoft/semantic-link-labs: Early access to new features for Microsoft Fabric's Semantic Link. Here is a fabric community page that talks about it How to create field parameters in Power BI DirectL... - Microsoft Fabric Community

Hey @Will Needham what would be the best way to create alerts (Email notifications) for Pipeline or other processes failures shown in Monitor Hub in Microsoft Fabric, for example in ADF we have Alerts and metrics in the monitor option and also in Synapse we can create same alerts from azure portal and send emails for pipeline or activity run failures from there...

Microsoft has released the official self-paced course for DP-700. Check it out here👉🏽 Course DP-700T00-A: Microsoft Fabric Data Engineer This course will eventually become the recommended self-paced material on the Fabric Data Engineer Associate certification page. So, if you plan on taking the exam once it goes GA, you might as well take advantage of this course and start preparing now. Also, find some helpful DP-700 discussions below: - DP-700 beta exam experiences and tips (by Ali Stoops) - DP 700 - Study Guide & Learn Collection When are you planning to take the DP-700 exam? Let us know how you’re preparing below👇🏽

I took much time on some questions, and that wasted my time. I did use This site and Microsoft Learn. But I need to get better at testing taking. I will try one more time, but I will have to find a better way to study. Any tips would be helpful.

just Passed with 866, for me was 1. Study all material in this community, @Will Needham has made a great job here, then I practiced with the trial, 2. Nikola Data Mozart blog and all his articles for DP600 are awesome, watched Priyanka's material, and I did all Practice Exams in Microsoft learn Platform... That worked for me... I got: - I could say enough KQL Questions - Some DAX - Plenty SQL Questions - Some Access, Domain, etc.