Metadata - annotations - extended properties #1576
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Hi @JuanSombrero23 Extended properties are similar, but can have an impact on how Power BI interprets the model. For example, the way Power BI knows whether a calculated table is a field parameter is through an extended property, which you can see in this C# script for creating a field parameter: https://docs.tabulareditor.com/en/features/CSharpScripts/Beginner/script-create-field-parameter.html You can use both for any purpose you might have, but I would suggest using Annotations - if you, for example, are using agents, it could be a possibility to use a hook or the like to ensure that whenever they edit an object, an Annotation informing you of this could be set by it. |
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Hi,
I was curious about use cases or experiences on where and how to use these fields. I find barely any content on this topic. I know Michael Kovalsky had some smart scripts, but I was wondering how you guys are using it, and maybe nowadays with agentic developent, you use it for additional content, maybe flag things as 'up for review' after an agent touched it,...just curious what it's for and if I'm missing out on some good stuff by not being aware of any real applications...
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