model.bim backups on save or deploy: Turn on zipped backups for every deployment, every save, or both (TE3 Enterprise only).This summary is produced by the author, and not by AI.
We are happy to share with you the July 2023 version (3.9.0).
Even though it’s midsummer and everyone at Tabular Editor gets to take some time off with family and friends, we have still been hard at work to produce a new version to keep you as productive as possible. We hope you’ll like it.
If you can’t wait, head on over to downloads to get the release.
This release widens cloud coverage, beginning with sovereign and government clouds.
Customers on one of the Azure for Government and sovereign clouds (Germany & China) can now specify the base URL that Tabular Editor 3 should use when connecting to the Power BI REST API.
An example is when you would import tables from a Power BI Dataflow by using the Tabular Editor table wizard. This setting is specified under Tools > Preferences > Power BI > Power BI Service.
When selecting more than one cell in a DAX query result or a Pivot Grid, we now show a summary of the values selected in the application status bar (sum, minimum, maximum, average, etc.). Hold down Shift/Ctrl to select ranges the way you’d usually do. Shift+click on a column header will select all cells in that column. See #475.
A few smaller improvements round things out, starting with refreshed client libraries.
We have updated the mentioned libraries from Microsoft that we use for connecting to Analysis Services and Power BI.
This should bring along a nice performance enhancement to the Pivot Grid component, when browsing your data.
We’ve added a separate option for saving zipped model.bim backups under Tools > Preferences > Model Deployment. You can now choose to have backups saved upon every deployment, upon every save (while connected to an instance of Analysis Services/Power BI), or both.
This also fixed issue #796.
This feature isn't available for Tabular Editor 3 Desktop Edition
It is now possible to add objects to Pivot Grids or Diagrams, even when those documents do not have focus (assuming no more than one such document is open).
Moreover, you can now create a Pivot Grid by right-clicking on a measure, saving a few clicks, when you just need to test the value of a measure.
There is a known issue with the Pivot Grid component if you are trying to use hidden measures. The current workaround is to show any hidden measures you want to use in the Pivot Grid. You can hide them again when you are done.
We have updated to the latest TMDL library available for this release.
For more info about TMDL visit our May 2023 release blog.
Make sure to keep a Model.bim / Database.json backup of your model metadata to avoid losing work.
Variant to a calculated column (this isn't allowed).We have made multiple bug fixes and minor improvements in 3.9.0; please see our release notes for full details.
If you have any feedback or experience any bugs please reach out in our community forum. We look forward to hearing from you!
That's the July 2023 release: sovereign cloud support, a handy cell-summary in the grids, optional model backups, and an updated TMDL library, alongside the usual round of fixes. Grab 3.9.0, enjoy the rest of the summer, and let us know what you think.
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