John Kerski on LinkedIn: I had a blast attending and speaking at SQL Saturday in Richmond this past… (2024)

With GPT-4o arriving to Azure OpenAI this week, I got to test the new model with my process for automatically commenting Power Query code. It's definitely faster and from my tests, the process completed quicker in Gen1 and Gen2 dataflows. Interested in using Azure OpenAI to comment your Power Query code in Power BI? Check out my article on the subject: https://lnkd.in/eDbhehts

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I was pleased to see the DAX Query View (DQV) go generally available for Power BI Desktop yesterday. DQV lays the foundation to easily couple your tests with your semantic model. Not sure how to do this? Check out my article on implementing a testing pattern with DQV: https://lnkd.in/eSsu3yhWIf you want to see how to combine the Power BI Project format (PBIP) and this testing pattern, also check out my video: https://lnkd.in/ehiZJZzd

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Back in 2020, I attended and spoke at my first Power BI Days. It was a wonderful experience, I met so many people, and learned so much about Power BI. Well, I'm glad to hear that Leslie Welch and Lenore Flower have brought it back this June 20th (Thu.) and June 21st (Fri.) at the Microsoft Office in Arlington, VA (metro accessible). This is a free event which will touch on Power BI and Fabric, but it will also have a federal-specific learning path. For all my fellow GCC users, this is a welcomed learning path that gives Federal staff and contractors information pertinent to the environment they work in.Register today: https://lnkd.in/e4KzVdrz

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Hurray! At Power BI DC User Group's May meeting listening to Reza Rad share his vast knowledge on Power BI! Leslie Welch Lenore Flower Jamie Willis-Rose

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I'm excited to share all the great features Microsoft Fabric has deployed, so teams can automate their development and build cool new features! Don't forget to register.

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These are welcome updates to bringing #DataOps to Fabric! Thanks Nimrod Shalit for the detailed post.https://lnkd.in/eyEnjKyc

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The great thing about learning Git and sharing code on GitHub, is you open it to the community to provide feedback. Thanks to https://lnkd.in/ed6SGrRD, we just updated the YAML code for the "PBIP Deployment & DAX Query View Testing (DQV) Pattern" to support different folder configurations for workspaces. If you're interested in automating the deployment and testing of Power BI semantic models/reports, please see this article: https://lnkd.in/gTMVASSp

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A great example from Zakia Messaoudi on following a standard schema with DAX for testing. Zakia is bringing #DataOps to Power BI!

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