Fabric - Relationship between SQL query column and table column

Yogendra Bhardwaj 20 Reputation points
2024-02-26T04:38:04.1266667+00:00

Please refer to this https://microsoftlearning.github.io/mslearn-fabric/Instructions/Labs/01-lakehouse.html At step Create a visual query, I have saved as view my final query. now when I am creating a model it's not listing there while when I create report, I can see my table and view both. but now how can I make relationship between table and view on report.

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  1. pnaroju 3,125 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
    2024-02-26T08:40:27.1366667+00:00

    Hi Yogendra Bhardwaj,

    Thank you for your patience.

    After creation of visual query and saving it as a view and before going to the Model tab kindly ensure to refresh the page for visibility of view created.

    We have replicated the scenario from our end and were successful in creating the relationship between table and query.

    Kindly check the below attachments for step-by-step process for your reference.

    Step 1: To Create the View: SQL1

    Step 2: Created as Visualquery1: SQL2

    Note: Before going to Model tab, kindly refresh the page.

    Step 3: We can see all the listed tables and views in Model tab:

    SQL3

     

    Step 4: Create the relationship between table and view: SQL4

    SQL5

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