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Hit Reply and let us know what you think of the DirectQuery for Power BI datasets and Azure Analysis Services. To learn more about this feature, please visit this blog post or our documentation.
Here are some areas that we'd like to hear about in particular:
Thanks and we look forward to hearing your feedback!
- The Power BI Modeling Team
please open a support ticket as this is not supposed to happen.
Good afternoon! How cool, our licensing here at the company is PRO, do you imagine that the resolution of the technical problems reported to enable the solution for PRO should be resolved soon?
"soon" is a relative term and I cannot give any timelines. However, we are working on it.
How can I be notified when this is done?
monitor the blog (blog.powerbi.com) or social media 🙂
Hi Team,
Getting the below message while trying to link 2 tables in one dataset to a date dimension held in another dataset. Any plans to allow this behavour? or how would you suggest completing what would be a common scenario for us?
Thanks
No, this will not be supported. Either split your dataset your trying to relate into two or bring the hared dimension (DimDate) into both and leverage synced slicers. Also, I'd recommend watching SQLBI's video on this preview feature as well
Do you have a link to this video?
Are there any plans for support for calculation groups where a query is running in retail mode and the calculation group is defined on the remote model?
Almost all enterprise models will contain a calculation group for Time Intelligence that users are well accustomed to using. Alternatively would it be possible to show an error rather than an incorrect value where the measure contains both wholesale and retail execution and will therefore show unexpected results?
In that way the use of the calculation group won't return incorrect results.
no plans, as SQLBI explains in the link you posted it might not even be possible, at least not with major investment.
Today I had a user who's getting this error from reports created using composite models.
"COM erros: Microsoft.PowerBI.AS.ConnectionDetailsProvider. Missing connection string password"
Cloud credentials for these datasets are working. We're going to submit a ticket, but posting here in case others are seeing the same thing or if there's a quick fix.
Relatedly, I have also been getting silent failures to generate a code for a public embed. After I click publish, I get a spinner for half a second, then it disappears and no error message comes up.
This is working with all other reports that don't have Direct Query connections to other Power BI datasets. The project was to create an external-facing dashboard that compiles data from a number of sources, so it's important to embed this way (in a SharePoint page).
@tessahurr is there any update on when this will be avaibale for Power Bi Embedded? Thanks for your help.
We are also eagerly awaiting support for Power BI Embedded - this is a huge blocker for us. Any idea on a timeline for availability?
"Select tables" in live connection not working. Every time when I select a dataset all the tables get loaded in and I don't see the pop-up window.
I have the November version and I have activated the preview for DirectQuery for Power BI datasets and AAS.
Is this something that I'm only facing?
If you connect to a dataset and bring in selected tables, is there a way to get another table? Let's say you originally select 7 tables and then you realize you need an 8th one, can you bring in that table as part of the same model, or can you only bring it in by chaining a copy of that dataset?
you can go back to dataset settings and add the missing tables.
Hi all,
Any planned support for SQL Server Analysis Services (E.g. on an Azure VM), or cross-tenant to PBI/AAS datasets?
Hi @Anonymous yes and yes 🙂 But we're dependent on the release of SQL Server for the support of SSAS. The other one is currently being investigated.
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