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My organization has just decided to start using Power BI Report Server. I have a couple of reports already built that I have published to PBIRS that I want to see how many daily visitors the report has as a whole and if possible, which pages are most visited on the report so I can focus my development on the reports that are most viewed around the company. I am not an admin on the server and getting admin permissions is not an option for me, so is there anyway to do this without admin permissions?
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You do not need admin access to get at this data, but you do need read-only access to the database that holds the Report Server data. If you can get that you can query the ExecutionLog3 view to see which reports are being accessed - see Report Server ExecutionLog and the ExecutionLog3 View - SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) | Micro...
You cannot get down to the page level as page rendering is a client side thing and is not tracked by the server.
You do not need admin access to get at this data, but you do need read-only access to the database that holds the Report Server data. If you can get that you can query the ExecutionLog3 view to see which reports are being accessed - see Report Server ExecutionLog and the ExecutionLog3 View - SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) | Micro...
You cannot get down to the page level as page rendering is a client side thing and is not tracked by the server.
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