Adding support for JDBC data sources would allow for integration with databases other than SQL Server.
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- andy_mcmanusNew MemberSounds like a good idea to me. Would also remove the need to install vendor specific client software to connect to various databases.
- rstalnakerNew MemberNeed to be able to access our on premise mySQL server
- paolo_arrigoniNew Memberit's a must
- noahb1New MemberI have a Basis BBJ backend running my software, so I need JDBC connectivity as well. Has anybody else come across a workaround for this? Please contact me if so: [email protected]
- rick_fogertyNew MemberJDBC support would allow access to the Oracle 12c RPD semantic layer. Currently, NONE of the Microsoft products (Power BI, Excel, SQL Reports), support the Oracle ODBC drivers when connecting to the Oracle 12c RPD sematic layer. FAIL. Other vendors like Qlik and Tableau got this working with ODBC, even though Microsoft says the Oracle ODBC drivers are non-compliant.
- shaneklumb1New MemberI lead analytics technologies for a 20B company. This is a must have, with direct query.
- Patrick_McCardyNew MemberYes please!!
- pbiideas1New MemberPlease yes. This is a must.
- ASHOKKPINResolver II saw that https://databricks.azurewebsites.net/ Datbricks will support PowerBI - so would this be spark streaming using jDBC?
- pbeltranlNew MemberUseless for us without this feature
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