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Hello,
I have a separate data gateway created for a on premise SQL server and Oracle database. I also have a dataflow created by Admin and granted with access (not sure about source type).
If I am creating a PowerBI report based on on-premise SQL server the schedule refresh works.
If I am creating a PowerBI report based on Oracle database the schedule refresh works.
If I am creating a PowerBI report based on Dataflow the schedule refresh works.
Currently I have got a requirement from client where I need to merge data based on on-premise sql server, oracle database, PowerBI dataflow and a sharepoint data. I have created report in PowerBI desktop but when I try shedule refresh it doesn't happen and throws error as below.
I think I am not able to select individual data gateway for each source and for sharepoint my own credentials. I was thinking to create a separate PowerBI dataflow for Oracle and on-premise sql server where I can connect individual data gateway. Finally I can connect all these in PowerBI desktop and no gateway is required at this point. I can do schedule refresh easily.
Is this a good solution that I am going to follow or what went wrong?
Thanks,
Karthik
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@Anonymous Well, if everything ends up as a dataflow then I would agree that you shouldn't need a gateway for the Power BI report.
@Anonymous Well, if everything ends up as a dataflow then I would agree that you shouldn't need a gateway for the Power BI report.
Thanks for the respone @Greg_Deckler . But I was wondering if we can schedule a powerbi report which works on 3 differnt gateways? or we always need a dataflow in between each connection.