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Pro workspaces can't load Fabric data for some users
Anonymous Sorry for the trouble on this one! Turns out I was misunderstanding the permissions. The users needed to be added to the Data-warehouses / Lake-houses that data originated from (as viewers) in order to have access to downstream reports / data-sets (I thought they'd just need access to the semantic models in the lineage, based on misunderstanding the docs). We should be able to rework our approach slightly to make this easy to manage.
I'm still a bit confused on how the semantic model connections to the Analysis Service are designed to work, but for the time being this specific problem (data not loading) seems to be solved.
Hi Anonymous
Thanks for using Fabric Community. Apologies for the delay in response.
Are you still facing this issue or is this resolved? Sometimes this might be an intermttent issue. Trying after sometime resolves the error.
Please let me know if the issue still persists. I will definitely help.
Thanks
I will check today and be able to tell you around noon CST. Thus far, it has been a consistent issue on every published report in the Power BI service that uses fabric data, for every user that has looked at said reports with the exception of myself and two other individuals who are also admins of our Fabric workspaces / capacity.
Hi Anonymous
The internal team replied as follows:
If the downstream dataset that the report is using is not on the Fabric capacity, but is in a pro workspace, then the users viewing the report will also require a pro license. If they have a composite model in the Fabric workspace that is connected to a model in a pro workspace then the report viewers will require a pro license and permissions to see both models.
Hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any further questions.Anonymous Thank you for letting me know! If I figure out what is going awry here, I'll post what I find. It is good to confirm how the licensing works, hopefully I'm just missing a setting somewhere.
Anonymous Is there a way to load data from a Power BI Service Semantic Model into a Power BI Report via import, using the Connection String found in Server Settings?