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power bi pro
- 10 years ago
HelloEno1978
Thank you for your reply :) :) I still have other question, can you support me? Thanks!
About Q2 :
Other than provisioning a Power BI license, Groups, and a few Office 365 admin perms - everything is in a stand alone application app.powerbi.com
=> SO, Once I have Pro app (First step to buy)-
Then I can connect and use a SQL database as a dataset on Power BI different app right?
That means use Power BI to connent company's SQL data by gatway.
(Basic : Azure SQL => improve to SQL server analysis services :D)
Q3:Although Desktop can connect company's SQL, but didnt have(1) dashboard => need to publish to power BI
(2)and didn't refresh to get data auto.
Right? So BI pro seems better.
Thanks a lot
Candy
Q1 - yes
Q2 - Check out this "Getting Started" link here it provides much of what you are most likely seeking. Other than provisioning a Power BI license, Groups, and a few Office 365 admin perms - everything is in a stand alone application app.powerbi.com.
Q3 - Once you have Pro - you can connect and use a SQL database as a dataset.
There are 2 main components to Power BI. The Desktop which you don't need any license for, and will work in connecting to your SQL database. And the Service (app.powerbi.com) - which you will need in order to create dashboards and share. This component requires the Pro license in order to share certain data.
- candy10 years agoRegular Visitor
HelloEno1978
Thank you for your reply :) :) I still have other question, can you support me? Thanks!
About Q2 :
Other than provisioning a Power BI license, Groups, and a few Office 365 admin perms - everything is in a stand alone application app.powerbi.com
=> SO, Once I have Pro app (First step to buy)-
Then I can connect and use a SQL database as a dataset on Power BI different app right?
That means use Power BI to connent company's SQL data by gatway.
(Basic : Azure SQL => improve to SQL server analysis services :D)
Q3:Although Desktop can connect company's SQL, but didnt have(1) dashboard => need to publish to power BI
(2)and didn't refresh to get data auto.
Right? So BI pro seems better.
Thanks a lot
Candy