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vedran
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OData - update dataset in embedded report

As part of PBI solution  we use Odata feed from MS Dynamics365/CRM, reports that we create is published to Azure Power Bi Workspace and then is embedded to our custom application.

 

My question is, because Odata I suppose is very similar to DirectQuery mode, can somehow be set direct refreshing, or if not, can we set some scheduler to update our dataset in time intervals?

 

Thank you.

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Eric_Zhang
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@vedran

 

There's no refresh feature such as gateway for PowerBI.com for Power BI embedded. Either use directquery mode with Azure sql database/data warehouse or refresh the data in powerbi desktop and re-import the pbix.

You can check the ideas and vote them up.
Support other data sources Direct Query using Gateway on Embedded Power BI

Allow in-place data model refresh in embedded PowerBI

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Eric_Zhang
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

@vedran

 

There's no refresh feature such as gateway for PowerBI.com for Power BI embedded. Either use directquery mode with Azure sql database/data warehouse or refresh the data in powerbi desktop and re-import the pbix.

You can check the ideas and vote them up.
Support other data sources Direct Query using Gateway on Embedded Power BI

Allow in-place data model refresh in embedded PowerBI

@Eric_Zhang

 

..these are good links.  Thank you for help

 

 

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