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PBIP Files with Direct Connection to SSAS Cube Fail to import - due to missing pbiModelDatabaseName
What do you mean by "embedded Python"? Are you referring to a Power Query query that uses a Python script? That should typically work—I’m unable to reproduce the issue on my end. If you're still experiencing problems, I recommend opening a support ticket so the team can take a closer look at your specific scenario.
Please check if you dont have any identation issue in your M code.
The solution provided - which was publish the report as a PBIX - then manually copy the semantic model ID, them manually edit the defintion file, then use the api to import is at its core very silly. You would have already deployed the report to the service with a PBIX - this renders the PBIP and import process essentially just a duplicate step.
So the work around is not a viable solution. Im hoping to get a timeline for this fix and generally when the module/pbip fix will be put in.
RuiRomanoMS another temporary solution would be to add logic to the module that if the "connectionType" = "analysisServicesDatabaseLive" do not treat it like a datasetreference but instead use the connection string like you would from a semantic model, but I don't know if that's worth it if a fix is already underway.
Hi jcmunt,
As RuiRomanoMS already mentioned that support for reports connected to Analysis Services (AS) when saved as PBIP files will soon be available and in the meantime you can raise a support ticket so that the support team can understand your issue clearly and in depth.
Best Regards,
Hammad.
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