Skip to main content

Data Factory

Needs Votes

Multiple authors for dataflows

Vote (43) Share
Jordan Kline's profile image

Jordan Kline on 18 Dec 2023 19:21:23

Right now, having multiple people edit dataflows is not just a pain, but risky. Assuming the person trying to take over a dataflow has access to all the sources, it's a serious click tax to have to rebind to a gateway every time (in an experience that's different from semantic models, btw). You have to edit the dataflow, find the menu to select the gateway (this experience is constantly changing too), know what gateway your data source is on (good luck with that) and save it to get the refresh back working and start editing. 

 

But if you don't have access to the sources and happen to take over the dataflow, that refresh is now fubar until the old owner or someone else who does have access to all the sources can take it over and get it back bound to a gateway or authenticated to data sources. This is a real-world scenario that many teams in our company have experienced. 

Comments (3)
Jordan Kline's profile image Profile Picture

Derek Pritchett on 02 Oct 2024 14:52:14

RE: Multiple authors for dataflows

This is really critical to enable the reliable use of dataflows on a larger scale. There are a lot of advantages to using dataflows but this lack of functionality really holds it back.

Jordan Kline's profile image Profile Picture

Pasquale Massimo Scorca on 16 Jul 2024 10:28:58

RE: Multiple authors for dataflows

Hi, I hope that a such feature could be implemented as soon as possible. It could serve to some my customers. Thanks

Jordan Kline's profile image Profile Picture

Joshua Rodgers on 09 Jan 2024 23:49:13

RE: Multiple authors for dataflows

This is very basic functionality and has been asked for many times with gen1 dataflows. How are large enterprise customer supposed to manage dataflows when only 1 user can author them?