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Is there any difference at all in (local on-prem) data sources you can connect to depending on whether you have a Premium or Pro license? Current structure is Ax2009 and D365 that are feeding an on-prem cube that’s connected to Power BI. Anything we should consider?
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@mmossel , usually you can connect with most of the data source in pro too
these are not there in pro
| Advanced AI (text analytics, image detection, automated machine learning) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| XMLA endpoint read/write connectivity | |||
| Dataflows (direct query, linked and computed entities, enhanced compute engine) | |||
| Analyze data stored in Azure Data Lake Storage |
refer the table after pricing
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@mmossel , usually you can connect with most of the data source in pro too
these are not there in pro
| Advanced AI (text analytics, image detection, automated machine learning) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| XMLA endpoint read/write connectivity | |||
| Dataflows (direct query, linked and computed entities, enhanced compute engine) | |||
| Analyze data stored in Azure Data Lake Storage |
refer the table after pricing
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