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Regular Visitor

9 years ago

"oops, something went wrong Unable to load report" error message

We’ve set-up the On-premise Power BI Report Server. I published a Power BI (pbix) report to the Report Server; the report is pulling data from a multi-dimensional SSAS data model. We’ve tested and...

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Microsoft Employee

9 years ago

If the test connection button returns success please check the logs for the detailed error in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Power BI Report Server\PBIRS\LogFiles\RSPowerBI_**.log

Regular Visitor

9 years ago

I read somewhere that I need enterprise edition with software assurance. Is having the reporting server run on sql server 2016 sp1 developer edition okay? Developer edition should have the full features for development environment.

jtarquino
Microsoft Employee
9 years ago
Yes developer edition have all the features but is restricted to be used only for development purposes
You mentioned you are using "SQL Server 2016 (13.0.4001.0) / Version: Developer64 for both the report server and ssas." , SQL Server Reporting Services 2016 doesn't have support for Power BI Reports , you need to uset the Power BI Report Server , you can download it from here https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/report-server/
- Rs7789
  Regular Visitor
  9 years ago
  Thank you for the information.
  
  Sorry, I meant Power BI report server. We are running "SQL Server 2016 (13.0.4001.0) / Version: Developer64" for both Power BI Report Server and SSAS. Would "SQL Server 2016 (13.0.4001.0) / Version: Developer64" still work in our Power BI Report Server "DEVELOPMENT" environment? OR would we still need sql server enterprise edition with software assurance for power bi testing purposes?
  - jtarquino
    Microsoft Employee
    9 years ago
    for development purposes Developer edition is ok, for production you should evaluate what is the best licensing option for you.