cdm_Archive_to_STG

Overview The cdm_Archive_to_STG notebook is a critical component in the cdm_today and cdm_Archive pipeline. Its primary role is to create a staging table that represents a point-in-time snapshot of source data, which is then used by the cdm__Archive_upsert notebook to accurately update the main dimension table. This staging layer acts as a buffer between raw … Read more

myOSH_To_Bronze

Overview The myOSH_To_Bronze notebook is designed to handle multiple MyOSH API endpoints dynamically, meaning it can process different endpoints such as records or users without hardcoding logic. For most endpoints (like users), the process is straightforward: it performs a regular API call and writes the response directly to JSON in the source container and to … Read more

My_osh_Archive

Overview The myosh_Archive notebook is designed to maintain a complete and accurate archive of records from the MyOSH API. It ensures that no data is lost by identifying gaps in the current API response and backfilling missing records, then merging everything into a single, consolidated archive stored in the Azure Data Lake container. Why Do … Read more

cdm__Archive_upsert

Overview The cdm__Archive_upsert notebook is designed to help keep accurate historical records of data. It implements a technique called Slowly Changing Dimension Type 2 (SCD2), which means instead of overwriting old information, it creates a timeline of changes so you can see what was true at any point in time. This method ensures that previous … Read more

Refresh SQL Endpoint Metadata

When working with Microsoft Fabric, one common challenge is keeping the SQL endpoint in sync with the Lakehouse endpoint after a pipeline run. Fabric provides two endpoints for every Lakehouse: Why does the SQL endpoint sometimes lag? The SQL endpoint doesn’t automatically refresh its metadata the moment new data lands in the Lakehouse. Instead, a … Read more

Gen2 Dataflow Pattern

SharePoint list β†’ cleaned, flat, ISO-dated table A reusable Power Query (M) snippet for Dataflows Gen2 that: When to use: Landing SharePoint list data into a Bronze/Silver layer (Fabric/Synapse/SQL) where flat, predictable schemas, text-formatted dates, and stable column names are preferred. Full code (drop-in) Step-by-step Customisation points Validation checklist Troubleshooting Notes

Release 81

Weekly Release Note – Week Ending 03 November 2025 New Views project_meta_codes_pmn A new DataMart view based on data sourced from the SharePoint List PMN, processed via a GEN2 Dataflow to the Bronze layer.πŸ”— View Documentation This view enables portfolio and project management insights by transforming Project Manager Narratives (PMNs) into a structured, analysable format. … Read more

🧩 Function: UrlEncode

Category: Utility Functions β†’ String & EncodingAuthor: Data EngineeringLanguage: Power Query (M)Purpose: Converts a text string into a URL-safe format by encoding non-alphanumeric characters as percent-encoded hexadecimal values (%XX).Compatibility: Power BI, Excel Power Query, and Fabric Dataflows (Gen2) πŸ“ Description UrlEncode transforms text into a format suitable for inclusion in URLs or API query strings.All … Read more

GeneralLedger.Item_Codes_Balance

Purpose This view supports financial control and transparency by standardising balance-level data for consistent reporting and reconciliation. It helps finance and business leaders understand balance movements, inter-company positions, and the relationship between projects, programmes, and cost centres. Use Case Suggested dashboard insights: Source Integration with Dimension / Reference Tables Joins used (per SQL): (none in … Read more

GeneralLedger.Item_Codes_Transaction

Purpose This view provides a clear and consistent way to analyse individual General Ledger transactions across the organisation. It breaks each posting down into structured attributes β€” such as journal, project, programme, or inter-company activity β€” so that financial movements can be explored, reconciled, and connected to operational detail. Use Case Suggested dashboard insights: Source … Read more