Fabric GraphQL FAQs

Question 1

Is Fabric GraphQL easy to set up?

Accepted Answer

Yes, installation is streamlined with a recommended installer option. Configuration primarily involves setting two environment variables: your Microsoft Fabric GraphQL endpoint and an optional access token for authentication.

Question 2

What reporting and visualization capabilities does it offer?

Accepted Answer

Fabric GraphQL enables you to generate CSV and richly formatted Excel reports from your query results. You can also visualize data using various chart types, including Bar, Line, Scatter, and Pie charts for deeper insights.

Question 3

What is Fabric GraphQL?

Accepted Answer

Fabric GraphQL provides a natural language interface (via an MCP server) that allows AI models and LLM clients like GitHub Copilot and Gemini to interact directly with your Microsoft Fabric GraphQL endpoints, simplifying data access.

Question 4

How does Fabric GraphQL integrate with AI models and LLMs?

Accepted Answer

It's designed for seamless integration with LLM clients such as GitHub Copilot and Gemini. By configuring the provided snippets, these AI models can use natural language commands to query and interact with your Microsoft Fabric data.

Question 5

How do I resolve the 'Introspection is not allowed' error?

Accepted Answer

This error typically occurs because GraphQL introspection is disabled in Microsoft Fabric. You can fix it by either enabling introspection in your Fabric Workspace's GraphQL API settings or by providing a local `schema.graphql` file to the tool.

Fabric GraphQL

Fabric GraphQL

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주요 기능

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