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How to connect Helios to Power BI

Hi guys, 

 

do you know how to connect Helios to Power BI?

 

Thanks for your response.

  • To connect SingleStore Helios to Power BI, follow these steps:

    Prerequisites
    Power BI Desktop: Ensure you have the latest version of Power BI Desktop installed.
    SingleStore ODBC Driver: Download and install the latest version of the SingleStore ODBC Driver.
    Steps to Connect Power BI Desktop to SingleStore Helios
    Open Power BI Desktop:
    Launch Power BI Desktop.
    Get Data:
    In the Home ribbon, click on Get Data.
    Select More... to open the Get Data dialog.
    Select SingleStore Direct Query Connector:
    In the Get Data dialog, search for SingleStore.
    Select SingleStore Direct Query Connector.
    Enter Connection Details:
    In the SingleStore database dialog, enter the IP address or hostname of your Helios workspace.
    Enter the database name.
    Choose Data Connectivity Mode:
    Select either Import or DirectQuery as the data connectivity mode.
    Click OK.
    Authenticate:
    Enter your SingleStore Helios credentials (username and password).
    Click Connect.
    Connecting Power BI Service to SingleStore Helios via Gateway
    Install On-Premises Data Gateway:
    Download and install the Power BI on-premises data gateway.
    Register the gateway with your Microsoft Office 365 account.
    Configure Gateway:
    In Power BI, go to Workspaces > Create a workspace.
    In the workspace settings, go to Manage gateways.
    Add a new data source, select SingleStore database, and enter the connection details.
    Set Up Data Source:
    Enter the hostname or IP address of the SingleStore Helios workspace.
    Enter the database name, username, and password.
    Save the data source configuration.

    Best Regards
    Saud Ansari
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    To connect SingleStore Helios to Power BI, follow these steps:

    Prerequisites
    Power BI Desktop: Ensure you have the latest version of Power BI Desktop installed.
    SingleStore ODBC Driver: Download and install the latest version of the SingleStore ODBC Driver.
    Steps to Connect Power BI Desktop to SingleStore Helios
    Open Power BI Desktop:
    Launch Power BI Desktop.
    Get Data:
    In the Home ribbon, click on Get Data.
    Select More... to open the Get Data dialog.
    Select SingleStore Direct Query Connector:
    In the Get Data dialog, search for SingleStore.
    Select SingleStore Direct Query Connector.
    Enter Connection Details:
    In the SingleStore database dialog, enter the IP address or hostname of your Helios workspace.
    Enter the database name.
    Choose Data Connectivity Mode:
    Select either Import or DirectQuery as the data connectivity mode.
    Click OK.
    Authenticate:
    Enter your SingleStore Helios credentials (username and password).
    Click Connect.
    Connecting Power BI Service to SingleStore Helios via Gateway
    Install On-Premises Data Gateway:
    Download and install the Power BI on-premises data gateway.
    Register the gateway with your Microsoft Office 365 account.
    Configure Gateway:
    In Power BI, go to Workspaces > Create a workspace.
    In the workspace settings, go to Manage gateways.
    Add a new data source, select SingleStore database, and enter the connection details.
    Set Up Data Source:
    Enter the hostname or IP address of the SingleStore Helios workspace.
    Enter the database name, username, and password.
    Save the data source configuration.

    Best Regards
    Saud Ansari
    If this post helps, please Accept it as a Solution to help other members find it. I appreciate your Kudos!

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    Hi SaraStep ,

    Whether saud968's solution helps you? If helps, please remember to accept saud968's answer as solution to help more others facing the same problem to find a solution quickly, thank you very much!
    If not, can you tell me what you mean by this Helios? If it's a website, you might want to try a web connection.

    Best Regards,
    Dino Tao
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