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Refresh power bi report from SSIS
- 5 years ago
Hi,
One option is to use execute a PowerShell script in SSIS.
Credit to Cataster on stackoverflow: powershell - How to refresh a PowerBI Report? - Stack Overflow
# Retrieve the scheduled refresh data for a specific report and set it to a variable to get the Id value $refreshplan = Invoke-RestMethod -UseDefaultCredentials <# -Credential $creds #> -uri "[ReportServerURL]/reports/api/v2.0/PowerBIReports(path='[REPORTPATH]')/CacheRefreshPlans" # This is how you can reference the Id value in the results from above $refreshplan.value.Id $refreshplan.value.LastRunTime $refreshplan.value.LastStatus # Using the above Id value, create the URI string to run the Model.Execute method try { $refreshuri = "[ReportServerURL]/reports/api/v2.0/CacheRefreshPlans(" + $refreshplan.value.Id + ")/Model.Execute" } catch {$error[0]} # Invoke the Model.Execute method to start the scheduled refresh for the PBIX report Invoke-RestMethod -UseDefaultCredentials <# -Credential $creds #> -method POST -uri $refreshuri -verbose # To check on the scheduled refresh status, you can update the data in $refreshplan by running the CacheRefreshPlans again $refreshplan = Invoke-RestMethod -UseDefaultCredentials <# -Credential $creds #> -uri "[ReportServerURL]/api/v2.0/PowerBIReports(path='[REPORTPATH]')/CacheRefreshPlans" # Get the LastRuntime and LastStatus values to check the status $refreshplan.value.LastRunTime $refreshplan.value.LastStatusRegards Taico
- 5 years ago
Hi,
if you already created a refresh plan, then you can do this:
First, create a package parameter. Then create a package and insert a execute sql task. Execute this statement:exec [pbiReportServer].dbo.AddEvent @EventType='DataModelRefresh', @EventData=?In parameter mapping map your package paramete and deploy.
Now you can add this package to all your jobs. Simply put your subscription ID in the parameter and execute.
If you need the ID, heres a SQL script to get it:
SELECT [SubscriptionID] ,c.Name AS ReportName FROM [dbo].[ReportSchedule] r LEFT JOIN [dbo].[Catalog] c ON r.ReportID = c.ItemID WHERE c.Name = 'YOUR REPORTNAME'Hope this helps
Hi,
if you already created a refresh plan, then you can do this:
First, create a package parameter. Then create a package and insert a execute sql task. Execute this statement:
exec [pbiReportServer].dbo.AddEvent @EventType='DataModelRefresh', @EventData=?
In parameter mapping map your package paramete and deploy.
Now you can add this package to all your jobs. Simply put your subscription ID in the parameter and execute.
If you need the ID, heres a SQL script to get it:
SELECT [SubscriptionID]
,c.Name AS ReportName
FROM [dbo].[ReportSchedule] r
LEFT JOIN [dbo].[Catalog] c ON r.ReportID = c.ItemID
WHERE c.Name = 'YOUR REPORTNAME'
Hope this helps
Perfect. That's the approach that we will take. Any concern about updates to the PBIX file? Say, if we add a new visual and republish it to Power BI Server, will the same db task still work, refresh the new version of the pbix?
- whereismydata5 years ago
Resolver IV
Hi, as long as the refresh plan stays the same, there should be no issue. I update my reports regularly and never ran into an issue.