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I have an Import mode semantic model that pulls directly from a table (loaded via dataflow in a Lakehouse). Recently, a new column was added to the upstream source table.
I understand that a standard data refresh in the Service only updates the rows, not the schema. MS Learn
I was hoping to automate this structural update using the Tabular Editor CLI, but it seems like a standard refresh command (e.g., triggering a full refresh on the table) doesn't pull in the new column either.
Is there a simple, built-in CLI command or flag to force a "schema sync" to automatically detect and append new columns - similar to how hitting "Refresh" works natively in Power BI Desktop?
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Hi everyone,
I have an Import mode semantic model that pulls directly from a table (loaded via dataflow in a Lakehouse). Recently, a new column was added to the upstream source table.
I understand that a standard data refresh in the Service only updates the rows, not the schema.
MS Learn
I was hoping to automate this structural update using the Tabular Editor CLI, but it seems like a standard refresh command (e.g., triggering a full refresh on the table) doesn't pull in the new column either.
Is there a simple, built-in CLI command or flag to force a "schema sync" to automatically detect and append new columns - similar to how hitting "Refresh" works natively in Power BI Desktop?
Thanks in advance for the help!
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