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Organizational account credentials from Power BI Server?
Oauth 2 isn't an option in Power BI Online
When I go to datasets >> security, the only credential options are
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I've ended up using Dataflows, the Excel File import connector (which supports both Online Excel files, so I can just point it to my OneDrive file, AND Organisational Account as a fourth option credential option)
Then in Power BI Desktop, I use the Dataflow Connector
Then in Power BI Online, when I go to datasets >> security, there is no credential error, and it all works fine!
The only downside is that I'm having to introduce another gate or stage in the whole data flow, as follows:
One Drive >> Power BI Data Flow >> PowerBI Desktop >> Power BI Online
When, I'd have prefered
One Drive >> Power BI Desktop >> Power BI Online
As a result there is a chain of scheduled refreshes I need to set up
1) Power BI DataFlow - refresh at 6:00 am (refresh on demand takes about 5-7 mins)
2) Power BI Online - refresh at 6:30 am (refresh on demand takes about 3-5 mins)
With my preferred option, I'd only have had to do
1) Power BI Online - refresh at 6:30 am (refresh on demand taking about 3-5 mins)
If anyone knows of a solution to get my preferred option working, would be really grateful!
- ST
Not to be rude, but please stay on topic. This thread is about Power BI Report Server, not Power BI online service.
This thread is in the Report Server forum, not the Power BI Online Service forum. If you have a similiar issue to the one described here, please open a new thread in the correct forum for the correct product.
Please, do not hijack the thread with non related issues. Thanks.
- sachintandon7 years agoRegular Visitor
Sorry about that.
The thread topic was so similar, that I didn't notice it was Power BI server. I found it via Google, so would probably blame Google's pagerank algorithm.
No intention to "hijack" the thread, as you word it.
Surprising though that it appears to be an issue on BOTH Power BI Server AND Power BI Online...so probably, and actually, still quite relevant!