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Power BI Reporting Server Data Source for oracle
Whereas the report server is 64-bit, the client tools (Report Builder and Visual Studio) are 32-bit, so on the client side, you need the 32-bit version of ODAC/ODP.NET.
Hi Riccardo,
Thanks for you reply!!!
FYI, I'm using windows 10 Pro, I can connect oracle database using oracle client, so there is no issue in TNS names.
As you said, I have removed 64-bit ODAC and ODP.Net from my machine and installed 32-bit ODAC/ODP Versions, this time i couldn't connect even datasource itself.
Please let me know is there any restrictions/specification on Power BI report server while connecting to oracle server?
- riccardomuti8 years agoMicrosoft Employee
Hmm, sorry you're still having trouble. At this point, it's difficult to know what might be missing without investigating hands-on. Could you open a case with Microsoft Support so we can do so? It'd be great to get to the bottom of it and improve our documentation if necessary.
- thiyageshwarans8 years agoFrequent Visitor
Hi Team,
i can connect on premise oracle databse using power BI reporting server. Thanks for you help team.
Now i'm facing new issue, could i connect Microsoft azure oracle using power BI report server
Beacuse , there is no option to select the azure oracle data source connection type in power BI report server?
- riccardomuti8 years agoMicrosoft Employee
You should be able to use the Oracle Database connector to connect to an Oracle database running in Azure.
- thiyageshwarans8 years agoFrequent Visitor
Thanks Riccardo,
Could you please share the sample connection string to connect Azure oracle server