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Scheduled Refresh with Oracle database in Amazon AWS Unix server
Hi Bill,
Yes, the dataset is a snapshot of the content of your PBIX file when you published.
You can configure refresh using the Personal Gateway. You'll need to install the gateway on a Windows machine and configure credentials, just like you did in the machine where you created the Power BI Desktop report. There's no support for installing the gateway on non-Windows platforms at this stage.
Regards,
M.
Hi Bill,
Yes, the dataset is a snapshot of the content of your PBIX file when you published.
You can configure refresh using the Personal Gateway. You'll need to install the gateway on a Windows machine and configure credentials, just like you did in the machine where you created the Power BI Desktop report. There's no support for installing the gateway on non-Windows platforms at this stage.
Regards,
M.
Hi,
I am a bit confused about what you wrote. I thought that when I refresh my Data Set via Power BI Online, and this Data Set is based on a Postgres db in Azure Cloud then it connects directly to the Postgres db in the cloud, with no need to connect my PBIX report locally first. Am I wrong?
Why am I asking- I am currently struggling some issues with a refresh of this Postgres db in the cloud related to my company network firewall on a port 5432 When I connect to PBI Online from outside company network I have no issues refreshing the data based on the Postgres db via port 5432. That made me really confused about the way PBI refreshes data.
Thx for reply.