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Hello, I have just started using Power BI a couple of weeks back - I am now assigned to create a real-time report/dashboard for a telephony system.
There are different end-points from Telephony System to be used, like "CallsOK", "CallsKO", "RTAgentsLoggedIN", "RTCallsBeingProc" etc...
Using Power BI Service, Streaming Dataset Models for all these endpoints are created. Now, on report/dashboard I need to show details which require multiple endpoints:
for example, "CallsOK" AND "CallsKO" to get the total number of calls - "RTCallsBeingProc" and "RTAgentsLoggedIN" to display another required info. I do not see a way to add more than one of these streaming data sets to create a report.
This might not be the correct option/design for my requirement at all - but in any case, can someone please help with some reference link or details on how this can be designed?
Thank you.
Regards,
Madhav
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This is unfortunately correct - streaming datasets only support single tables. You can consider to use push datasets instead - there you can have multiple tables. Of course push datasets come with their own limitiations, like the absence of sliding windows.
Worth considering the real time capabilities of Fabric.
This is unfortunately correct - streaming datasets only support single tables. You can consider to use push datasets instead - there you can have multiple tables. Of course push datasets come with their own limitiations, like the absence of sliding windows.
Worth considering the real time capabilities of Fabric.
Hi @lbendlin - apologies for the delayed response. so if I understand Push Datasets correctly - the ones I have created are Push Datasets (Historic data analysis is ON)
Is this a correct way to create Push Dataset? How can I us multiple of these Push Datasets in a single report?
Thank you.
No, push datasets don't have a concept of "history". You can fill them up to their 5M row limit and then have to reset them. This is different from Streaming datasets that can have a FIFO sliding window.
Push Datasets - REST API (Power BI Power BI REST APIs) | Microsoft Learn
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