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The PowerShell command Get-PowerBIActivityEvent returns the needed Activity logs; however there are only machine names for the objects related to the activity. How/where can we obtain the Human Readable names? For example - we are VERY interested in any changes to Data Source Credentials - and the PS gives us that information but with no way to tell which are the Test Data Source vs. a Production Data Source. In the example below - the User Key does distinguish between the sources - but how do I confirm this key against the Name of the Data Source in the Admin portal?
Terry
Hi @Anonymous
How about using Get-PowerBIDatasource to get data source IDs for datasets?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing